Abstract
The author presents Helena Więckowska, a renowned scholar in two fields: history and library science. The article sketches Więckowska’s youth, the stages of her scholarly development, and her achievements during the interwar period, when library science and book studies entered a completely new phase. When Poland re-gained independence, the development of cultural and educational institutions became of the priorities. During World War II Więckowska continued her educational mission running a private lending room in her flat, and this idea went on until the 1980s.
References
Andrzejewski J., Zasługi Heleny Więckowskiej w badaniach nad życiem i działalnością Joachima Lelewela, „Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Librorum” 6, 1995.
Historyk, bibliotekarz, edytor - profesor Helena Więckowska (Rozm. C. J. D.), „Przegląd Biblioteczny” 1979, R. 47, z. 1.
Morsztynkiewiczowa I., Helena Więckowska, w: Helena Więckowska 1897-1984, [kom. red. Andrzej Banasiak et al.], Łódź 1988.
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