Titlebook: Mathematician for All Seasons; Recollections and No Hugo Steinhaus,Robert G. Burns,Irena Szymaniec,Ale Book 2015 Springer International Pub

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欲望小妹

The Gymnasiums Sienkiewicz, a Ruthenian, a grey-haired jovial gentleman with a liking for Pilzner beer, and reminding one more of a country squire than a teacher. One of the oldest teachers was W?adys?aw W?grzyński, who was a veteran of the uprising of 1863, and, as an historian, had written a monograph on the c

nonsensical

In the Capital Lwów “academics”—a gross exaggeration, naturally. I spent a few weeks alone in Rabka acquiring appropriate clothes and learning the elements of descriptive geometry, which I wanted to master at least to the level taught in the technical colleges, where it was a required subject. My cousinDyk, my senior

沙草紙

G?ttingenamily business having to do with certain factories near Lwów owned by Mrs. Jolles. This lady happened to know my cousin’s mother, so she and her husband paid us a visit at 10 Go??b Street. The professor was soon informed that the subtenant—that is, I—wanted to be a mathematician, whereupon he immedi

GIDDY

athlete’s-foot

The Life of a Private Scholary—which may have had something to do with “borderland phonetics”—was not his only eccentricity. For Stanis?aw Zaremba he represented a cult figure from the time when he was his teacher, and that is why he brought this retired professor from Odessa to the Jagiellonian University. Sleszyński was a bor

bromide

Oration

潛移默化

雀斑

Homeless Wanderingn “warriors” could be seen standing on the running boards of German vehicles showing thedrivers the way. They also took it upon themselves to organize their own militias and police departments, and in their self-appointed role as enforcers might be seen harrying Jews on their way to work.