Letter from Tadeusz Czeżowski written 05.06.1966

Author Tadeusz Czeżowski

Category incoming correspondence, Polish researchers

Archive Archive of Science of PAN and PAU in Cracow

Date of creation 5.06.1966

Related places Toruń, Wrocław

Reference code in archive K_III-26_D_59

Resource type letter

Subject matter academic issues, personal issues

Field philosophy

Tags #Antonina Czeżowska, #British University, #Czezowski's family, #dissertation, #health complaints, #Jan Szewczyk, #Kraków, #opinion, #PhD, #professor of mathematics, #replica, #review, #rheumatism, #Stanisław Krystyn Zaręba, #Toruń, #Vilnus, #visit, #Wrocław

Toruń, 5 June 1966

Dear Roman!

Thank you very much for your letter of 27 May. I didn’t answer right away, as I had a very busy week. On the way from Cracow I stayed three days in Wrocław, and upon returning home, I found guests, my wife’s cousins, following whose departure another guest, Stanisław Krystyn Zaręba[O1] , an old friend from Vilnius, currently a professor of mathematics at one of the British universities, arrived with his wife. Both visits were very nice, but time-consuming.

I didn’t concern myself with Szewczyk’s reply and I get the impression from a few words of conversation that he himself didn’t take it very seriously and that it was simply a manifestation of youthful defiance; my whole stay in Cracow left a pleasant impression on me. ‒ I hope that your rheumatic ailments will gradually subside; already at our age, unfortunately, we’re starting to hurt here and there.

My wife and I send cordial regards

to both of you

Your Tad

[O1]Tak pisane w oryginalu; poprawna ortografia Zaremba