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NAMES AND FACES / BY LOUIS A. DIIORIO

Author: by LOUIS A. DiIORIO
Date: Monday, June 8, 1981
Page: ?????
Section: RUN OF PAPER

Nobel Prize poet Czeslow Milosz was acclaimed as a national hero when he returned to his native Poland after nearly 30 years of self-imposed exile. Milosz, now an American citizen, is on a two-week tour of Poland to give poetry readings and receive an honorary degree from the Catholic University at Lublin. He returns home June 16. Milosz served as Polish cultural attache in Paris during the early 1950s and in 1953, he refused to return to Poland. Almost all of his works were banned, and most Poles learned about him for the first time when he won the Nobel Prize for Literature last year.

DIIORI;06/08,05:58 CORCOR;06/09,14 B07905253


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