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| name = Lesław Marian Bartelski<br />
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'''Lesław Marian Bartelski''' (September 8, 1920 – March 27, 2006) was a Polish writer, perhaps best known for his work, ''Warsaw Ghetto Thermopolye'' and his novel ''The Blood-stained Wings''.<br />
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==Early life==<br />
Bartelski was born in [[Warsaw]], where he spent most of his life. During [[World War II]], he was member of the [[Polish Underground State|Polish resistance]] (1941–1945), fighting against [[Nazi]] occupation. During the war, he wrote for the underground magazine ''[[Sztuka i Naród]]'' (Art and Nation), beginning his literary career. In 1944, as a member of the [[Armia Krajowa|Home Army]] he fought in the [[Warsaw Uprising]].<ref>{{cite book|title= Who's Who in the Socialist Countries of Europe| first = Juliusz | last = Stroynowski | publisher = KG Saur | year = 1989 | isbn = 3598107196 | page = 65}}</ref><br />
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==Literary career==<br />
After the war, Bartelski studied law at [[Warsaw University]], and began a writing career. He was active in a large number of organizations, including [[Polish Writer's Association]] (where he served as the chair of its Warsaw branch from 1972 to 1978). Over his career, he won numerous awards for his work, including the Prize of Minister of Defense (2nd class) in 1969, Pietrzak Prize in 1969 and 1985, Warsaw Prize in 1969, Prize of Minister Culture and Art (1st class) in 1977, Prize of president of Warsaw in 1990 and Reymont Prize in 1988 <ref>{{cite book|title = The International Who's Who| first = Robert | last = Elster | publisher = Routledge | year = 2006 | isbn = 1-85743-307-6 | pages = 136–7}}</ref><br />
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==Publications==<br />
**1951 – ''Ludzie zza rzeki'' (People Behind the River)<br />
**1958 – ''Pejzaż dwukrotny'' (Double Landscape)<br />
**1962 – ''Złota mahmudija'' (Golden Mahmudiha)<br />
**1964 – ''Wodorosty'' (Seaweeds)<br />
**1968 – ''Dialog z cieniem'' (Dialogue with a Shadow)<br />
**1973 – ''Niedziela bez dzwonów'' (Sunday without Bells)<br />
**1975 – ''Krwawe skrzydła'' (The Blood-stained Wings)<br />
**1978 – ''Rajski ogród'' (The Garden of Eden)<br />
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