Abstract
The author of the article sketches a profile of a historian and orientalist, Stanisław Kryczyński, who left some unpublished yet very interesting literary works. Although Kryczyński was active mostly during the interwar period, his writings are strongly influenced by modernism. His ancestors were Tatars, he, however, wrote mostly in Polish. And he is remembered mostly for his pioneer monograph on Polish-Lithuanian Tatars. The author of the article reports on his research conducted in (among many others) the University Library in Warsaw, which led to the edition and publication of Kryczyński’s unknown texts (the article features an appendix with a selected bibliography). The article is part of the project “Polish-Tatarian Literature After 1918”, financed by National Scholarly Center (NCN).
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