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Mieczyslaw

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Mieczyslaw. For Polish rulers thus named, use Mieszko.


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This one particularly so, as the brilliant Requiem by Mieczyslaw Weinberg was unveiled 42 years after its completion and suppression in an aethiest-led Soviet Union.
We want people to remember that the barbarity started here," Mieczyslaw Majcher, Wielun's 53-year-old mayor, told AFP.
She gave birth to two sons in Poland, Eugeniusz in November 1943 and Mieczyslaw in March 1948.
 
 
 
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