Abstract
The researcher analyses the work of Apolonia (called: Pola) Gojawiczyńska (1896–1963), a writer, independence activist, and one of the most popular Polish artists of the interwar period. Her works contain psychological and socio-moral themes related to the advance of the proletarian and petty bourgeoisie community of Warsaw and Upper Silesia. The article focuses on the period when the writer lived in Bielsk Podlaski.
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