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- Title
Pewien wieczór jesienny.
- Authors
KULERSKI, WIKTOR
- Abstract
This article focuses on the writing process of Juliusz Krzyżewski's "Idée fixe" and the Shoah connotations of this poem. As it is shown in the text, the Winogórowie - a Jewish family - and the Mrozińscy - a Polish family - had been friends whose contact and mutual help did not cease when the Winogórowie were ghettoised in Falenica. It is argued that this situation was made possible by the forest separating Międzylesie from Falenica. In this forest, the poet, who later inscribed himself as a witness in "Idée fixe," met girls escaping from the ghetto. Not only does the author of this article ponder upon the question why Krzyżewski has left these events unmentioned for so many years, but also he attempts to present not just the poet, but the poetry as a witness.
- Publication
Narracje o Zagładzie, 2019, Issue 5, p313
- ISSN
2450-4424
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.31261/noz.7994