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    An American in Poland during martial law (and later)

    By myPOLcastMay 21, 2016Updated:January 12, 20171 Comment1 Min Read
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    This story was featured in: Episode 7
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    Bernard Koloski has been writing about American writer Kate Chopin for more than thirty years. A professor emeritus of English at Mansfield University in Pennsylvania, he is the author of Kate Chopin: A Study of the Short Fiction and has published editions of Chopin’s At Fault, Bayou Folk, and A Night in Acadie.

    Since 2005 he has been in charge of the website http://www.katechopin.org

    In has lectured overseas: as a Fulbright professor in Poland (1981-1984), in India (2012), and as an exchange professor in Russia (1999).

    Bernard Koloski’s father was Polish and his mother was Slovak, but the parents’ languages were not spoken at home.

    FULL INTERVIEW WITH BERNIE KOLOSKI:

    https://www.mypolcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/bernie-koloski-full-interview.mp3

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    Bernard Koloski Mansfield University in Pennsylvania Poland USA Warsaw
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    POLcast is an English language podcast, a colourful audio magazine delivered directly to your smartphone, computer or tablet. POLcast is created for everybody interested in Poland. If you have a Polish customer, colleague, girlfriend or grandmother - you will hear something helping you to enrich these relations. Each episode brings you interesting interviews, historical facts, trivia and more.

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    1 Comment

    1. Adam L. on December 27, 2018 4:45 am

      I was a student of Professor Koloski at the time when he was in Katowice. It has been an amazing experience to hear his voice again.
      I do remember the times he talked about in the interview, but also the way he taught American literature here.

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