The voice of Free Poland - Jan Nowak-Jeziorański dies

Before working for RFE, Jeziorański prepared English language reports for the Warsaw Uprising radio station. After the Uprising collapsed, he managed to flee to London carrying microfilms and classified files which revealed the truth about what really happened there. Jeziorański was awarded numerous Polish and foreign medals for his huge input into the history of this and other countries. Three years ago he returned to Poland from the U.S., where he lived since 1977. He will stay in the national memory as an unbroken fighter for the truth, democracy and freedom of his motherland. (Rzeczpospolita, January 22-23, pp. A1, A3-A6; Gazeta Wyborcza, January 22-23, pp. 1, 2) D.W.