Adolf Rudnicki

Adolf Rudnicki (1909-1990), born Aron Hirschhorn in Żabno, near Tarnów, into a Jewish family, joined the army in 1928, then settled in Warsaw and made his debut in 1930 under the name Rudnicki. Taken prisoner during the campaign of 1939, he escaped to Lviv, then returned to Warsaw, where he lived under a false identity and took part in the uprising of 1944. A signatory in 1964 of the Letter of the 34 against censorship, he lived in France from 1971 to 1977 and died in Warsaw on 14 November 1990.

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• Short storiesZłote oknaAdolf Rudnicki · 1964not translated into EnglishLiterature