Boleslaw Leitgeber - Revision history

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	* '''''Twarz i maska'''''. London, 1941. English translation of title: ''The Face and the Mask.''		* '''''Twarz i maska'''''. London, 1941. English translation of title: ''The Face and the Mask.''
	* '''''Bez przesądów i lęku: z albumu poznańskiego dyplomaty, malarza i podróżnika'''''. Media Rodzina of Poznań, 1993. English translation of title: ''No superstitions and anxiety: from the album of a diplomat, painter and traveler from Poznan''.		* '''''Bez przesądów i lęku: z albumu poznańskiego dyplomaty, malarza i podróżnika'''''. Media Rodzina of Poznań, 1993. English translation of title: ''No superstitions and anxiety: from the album of a diplomat, painter and traveler from Poznan''.

			== Additional resources ==

			=== Articles ===
			* [https://www.the-independent.com/news/people/obituary-boleslaw-leitgeber-1473367.html Obituary: Boleslaw Leitgeber] by Philip Marsden posted in ''The Independent'' on 15 February 1993.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==
	[[File:Leitgeber Fisherman in a Boat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|''Fisherman's Boat at Accra'', 1958]]		[[File:Leitgeber Fisherman in a Boat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|''Fisherman's Boat at Accra'', 1958]]
	Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900, as the son of
			Jan Nepomucen Leitgeber and Maria Leitgeber. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Ludwika Pulaska. In later years he had two more wives: Alicja Maria Leitgeber and Gerda Leitgeber.<ref>"Boleslaw Leitgeber" at [https://www.geni.com/people/Boleslaw-Leitgeber/6000000014616743852 Geni website].</ref> He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

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	== Writing ==		== Writing ==

	Mr. Leitgeber wrote numerous books in Polish and English.		Mr. Leitgeber wrote numerous books in Polish and English. '''''East & West in Man's Perennial Quest''''' was the published transcriptions of a series of lectures that he delivered in Adyar for the [[School of the Wisdom]].

	His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

	Here is a partial list of books published:		Here is a partial list of books published:
	* '''''East & West in Man's Perennial Quest'''''. India: Writers Workshop, 1978.		* '''''East & West in Man's Perennial Quest'''''. Calcutta, India: Writers Workshop, 1978. Originally presented as series of lectures delivered in Adyar, India, for the School of the Wisdom under the auspices of the Theosophical Society.
	* '''''Cieśniny Bałtyckie a położenie Kopenhagi'''''. Książnica Polska, 1935. English translation of title: ''Baltic Strait and the location of Copenhagen''.		* '''''Cieśniny Bałtyckie a położenie Kopenhagi'''''. Książnica Polska, 1935. English translation of title: ''Baltic Strait and the location of Copenhagen''.
	* '''''The Beastly Establishment Satirical Paintings [La Ménagerie Contemposaine] 40 Drawings From The Contemporary Zoo with Invocation and Epilogue'''''. London, 1970. Polish title: Okrutny Ustanowienie Satyryczne Paintings [La menazerii Contemporaine] 40 Rysunki ze wspólczesnego zoo z Inwokacji i epilog [Podpisany]. This is a book of his drawings.		* '''''The Beastly Establishment Satirical Paintings [La Ménagerie Contemposaine] 40 Drawings From The Contemporary Zoo with Invocation and Epilogue'''''. London, 1970. Polish title: Okrutny Ustanowienie Satyryczne Paintings [La menazerii Contemporaine] 40 Rysunki ze wspólczesnego zoo z Inwokacji i epilog [Podpisany]. This is a book of his drawings.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references/>		<references/>
			[[Category:People\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Artists\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Artists\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Writers\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Writers\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Diplomats\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Diplomats\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Nationality Polish\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Nationality Polish\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]

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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==
	[[File:Leitgeber Fisherman in a Boat.jpg\|right\|~~350px~~\|''Fisherman's Boat at Accra'', 1958]]		[[File:Leitgeber Fisherman in a Boat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|''Fisherman's Boat at Accra'', 1958]]
	Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==
			[[File:Leitgeber Fisherman in a Boat.jpg\|right\|350px\|''Fisherman's Boat at Accra'', 1958]]
	Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

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	In retirement, he continued to live a life driven by his own restless curiosity. He travelled - and sometimes settled - in the Far East, the Middle East, Africa and Western Europe. For a time he spent some time in Adyar, near Madras, the world centre of theosophy, and became deeply involved in Eastern mystical thought. He lectured on the subject in Madras and in his late seventies published two books concerned with bringing together the tenets of East and West.		In retirement, he continued to live a life driven by his own restless curiosity. He travelled - and sometimes settled - in the Far East, the Middle East, Africa and Western Europe. For a time he spent some time in Adyar, near Madras, the world centre of theosophy, and became deeply involved in Eastern mystical thought. He lectured on the subject in Madras and in his late seventies published two books concerned with bringing together the tenets of East and West.

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	Mrs. Ann Wylie, National President of the American Section, has received a letter from the artist in which he suggests that it may be possible to extend the exhibition beyond the above dates.<ref>"Adyar in New York Art Exhibition" ''The American Theosophist'' 63.4 (April, 1975), 91.</ref>		Mrs. Ann Wylie, National President of the American Section, has received a letter from the artist in which he suggests that it may be possible to extend the exhibition beyond the above dates.<ref>"Adyar in New York Art Exhibition" ''The American Theosophist'' 63.4 (April, 1975), 91.</ref>
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			'''Program from 1975 exhibit:'''

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			\| [[File:Boleslaw Leitgeber exhibit inside.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|1975 Exhibit program]] [[File:Boleslaw Leitgeber exhibit cover.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|List of works exhibited]]
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	[[File:Leitgeber book cover.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Leitgeber book]]		[[File:Leitgeber book cover.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Leitgeber book]]

	== Writing ==		== Writing ==

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	== Writing ==		== Writing ==

	Mr. Leitgeber wrote numerous books in ~~several languages~~.		Mr. Leitgeber wrote numerous books in Polish and English.

	His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>
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	Here is a partial list of books published:		Here is a partial list of books published:
	* '''''East & West in Man's Perennial Quest'''''. India: Writers Workshop, 1978.		* '''''East & West in Man's Perennial Quest'''''. India: Writers Workshop, 1978.
			* '''''Cieśniny Bałtyckie a położenie Kopenhagi'''''. Książnica Polska, 1935. English translation of title: ''Baltic Strait and the location of Copenhagen''.
	* '''''The Beastly Establishment Satirical Paintings [La Ménagerie Contemposaine] 40 Drawings From The Contemporary Zoo with Invocation and Epilogue'''''. London, 1970. Polish title: Okrutny Ustanowienie Satyryczne Paintings [La menazerii Contemporaine] 40 Rysunki ze wspólczesnego zoo z Inwokacji i epilog [Podpisany]. This is a book of his drawings.		* '''''The Beastly Establishment Satirical Paintings [La Ménagerie Contemposaine] 40 Drawings From The Contemporary Zoo with Invocation and Epilogue'''''. London, 1970. Polish title: Okrutny Ustanowienie Satyryczne Paintings [La menazerii Contemporaine] 40 Rysunki ze wspólczesnego zoo z Inwokacji i epilog [Podpisany]. This is a book of his drawings.
	* '''''Kopenhaga: klucz Bałtyku'''''. Instytut Bałtycki, 1934.		* '''''Kopenhaga: klucz Bałtyku'''''. Instytut Bałtycki, 1934.
	* '''''??'''''. London, 1941. English title: "The Face and the Mask."		* '''''Twarz i maska'''''. London, 1941. English translation of title: ''The Face and the Mask.''
			* '''''Bez przesądów i lęku: z albumu poznańskiego dyplomaty, malarza i podróżnika'''''. Media Rodzina of Poznań, 1993. English translation of title: ''No superstitions and anxiety: from the album of a diplomat, painter and traveler from Poznan''.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	[[File:~~Boleslaw~~ Leitgeber ~~at 1975 exhibition~~.jpg\|right\|~~260px~~\|thumb\|~~Artist at 1975 exhibition in Roerich Museum, New York.~~]]		[[File:Bolesław Leitgeber portrait.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|Boleslaw Leitgeber]]
	'''Boleslaw Leitgeber''' (1900-1993) was a Polish artist, writer, and diplomat who spent several years at the [[Adyar (campus)\|Adyar campus]] of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]].		'''Boleslaw Leitgeber''' (1900-1993) was a Polish artist, writer, and diplomat who spent several years at the [[Adyar (campus)\|Adyar campus]] of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]].

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	He became active in the difficult early years of the Polish Republic and joined the diplomatic service in Warsaw. In 1931 he was posted as attache to the Polish Legation in Copenhagen.		He became active in the difficult early years of the Polish Republic and joined the diplomatic service in Warsaw. In 1931 he was posted as attache to the Polish Legation in Copenhagen.
			[[File:Boleslaw Leitgeber at 1975 exhibition.jpg\|right\|220px\|thumb\|Artist at 1975 exhibition in Roerich Museum, New York.]]
	But in 1935 a political disagreement forced his resignation from the diplomatic corps. He became a journalist and the following year he moved to Berlin, as correspondent of the influential daily Kurjer Poznanski. His denouncements of Hitler became too frequent for the Nazis and they withdrew his accreditation. His editor sent him instead to London and there he remained until the outbreak of war. With his diplomatic status restored, he was appointed, under the ambassador, Count Edward Raczynski, the First Secretary to the Polish Embassy in London... [representing] the Polish Government in Exile in London and Cairo...		But in 1935 a political disagreement forced his resignation from the diplomatic corps. He became a journalist and the following year he moved to Berlin, as correspondent of the influential daily Kurjer Poznanski. His denouncements of Hitler became too frequent for the Nazis and they withdrew his accreditation. His editor sent him instead to London and there he remained until the outbreak of war. With his diplomatic status restored, he was appointed, under the ambassador, Count Edward Raczynski, the First Secretary to the Polish Embassy in London... [representing] the Polish Government in Exile in London and Cairo...

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	Mrs. Ann Wylie, National President of the American Section, has received a letter from the artist in which he suggests that it may be possible to extend the exhibition beyond the above dates.<ref>"Adyar in New York Art Exhibition" ''The American Theosophist'' 63.4 (April, 1975), 91.</ref>		Mrs. Ann Wylie, National President of the American Section, has received a letter from the artist in which he suggests that it may be possible to extend the exhibition beyond the above dates.<ref>"Adyar in New York Art Exhibition" ''The American Theosophist'' 63.4 (April, 1975), 91.</ref>
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			[[File:Leitgeber book cover.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Leitgeber book]]
	== Writing ==		== Writing ==

	~~In 1941 he also published,~~ in ~~Polish, a wide-ranging book about the British, London: the face and the mask~~.		Mr. Leitgeber wrote numerous books in several languages.

	His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

			Here is a partial list of books published:
			* '''''East & West in Man's Perennial Quest'''''. India: Writers Workshop, 1978.
			* '''''The Beastly Establishment Satirical Paintings [La Ménagerie Contemposaine] 40 Drawings From The Contemporary Zoo with Invocation and Epilogue'''''. London, 1970. Polish title: Okrutny Ustanowienie Satyryczne Paintings [La menazerii Contemporaine] 40 Rysunki ze wspólczesnego zoo z Inwokacji i epilog [Podpisany]. This is a book of his drawings.
			* '''''Kopenhaga: klucz Bałtyku'''''. Instytut Bałtycki, 1934.
			* '''''??'''''. London, 1941. English title: "The Face and the Mask."

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	[[File:Boleslaw Leitgeber at 1975 exhibition.jpg\|right\|~~210px~~\|thumb\|Artist at 1975 exhibition in Roerich Museum, New York.]]		[[File:Boleslaw Leitgeber at 1975 exhibition.jpg\|right\|260px\|thumb\|Artist at 1975 exhibition in Roerich Museum, New York.]]
	'''Boleslaw Leitgeber''' (1900-1993) was a Polish artist, writer, and diplomat who spent ~~many~~ years at the [[Adyar (campus)\|Adyar campus]] of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]].		'''Boleslaw Leitgeber''' (1900-1993) was a Polish artist, writer, and diplomat who spent several years at the [[Adyar (campus)\|Adyar campus]] of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]].

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			Leitgeber combined the qualities of so many Central European exiles. He remained always committed to new ideas, never afraid to travel to some far corner of the world. His conversation, up until the last months of his life, remained an exotic blend of anecdote and reference, delivered in sharp, flawless sentences - in any one of four or five languages - and accompanied by the playful wag of a finger, or a high chuckle awash with Polish irony.<ref>Philip Marsden, "Obituary: Boleslaw Leitgeber" ''The Independent'' (February 16, 1993). Viewed at [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-boleslaw-leitgeber-1473367.html Independent website] on May 22, 2018.</ref>
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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==

	Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary ~~called~~ him "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons~~. He remained active until the last few weeks of his life~~."<ref>~~Philip~~ Marsden, ~~"Obituary: Boleslaw Leitgeber" ''The Independent'' (February 16~~, ~~1993)~~. ~~Viewed at [https://www~~.~~independent~~.co.~~uk/news/people/obituary~~-~~boleslaw~~-~~leitgeber-1473367~~.~~html Independent website] on May 22~~, ~~2018~~.</ref>		Boleslaw Leitgeber was born in Poznan in a German-speaking region of western Poland on [[July 7]], 1900. He took a degree from Poznan University and married Aleksandra Pulaska. He died Truro, Cornwall on [[January 24]], 1993, and his obituary described him as "a polymath of tireless enthusiasm" who "combined a career of international diplomacy with painting, writing, music, lecturing and drawing satirical cartoons."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

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			In retirement, he continued to live a life driven by his own restless curiosity. He travelled - and sometimes settled - in the Far East, the Middle East, Africa and Western Europe. For a time he spent some time in Adyar, near Madras, the world centre of theosophy, and became deeply involved in Eastern mystical thought. He lectured on the subject in Madras and in his late seventies published two books concerned with bringing together the tenets of East and West.

			In Geneva, now well into his eighties, he collaborated with the accomplished architect Jan Stryjenski to build a studio house based on his own principles for living. Set in the steep vineyards above Lake Geneva, it became a favourite port-of-call for his wide circle of friends and a place where they could be guaranteed lively debate or a showing of his latest paintings. Refusing to give galleries a cut, he organised frequent exhibitions in his own home...

			His last years were spent with his wife in St Mawes, Cornwall, where he continued a daily regimen of painting, writing and gardening.<ref>Marsden.</ref>
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	== Political and diplomatic work ==		== Political and diplomatic work ==
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	During his later years, "he took a keen interest in Poland's re-emergence from the Eastern bloc, and remained in close contact with his nephew, Krzysztof Skubiszewski, Poland's present Minister of Foreign Affairs."		During his later years, "he took a keen interest in Poland's re-emergence from the Eastern bloc, and remained in close contact with his nephew, Krzysztof Skubiszewski, Poland's present Minister of Foreign Affairs."

	== Painting ==		== Painting and music ==

	~~His paintings~~ of Adyar were featured in a 1975 exhibition in New York City during the year of the Theosophical Society Centenary:		Even during World War II, Leitgeber pursued his lifetime interests in painting, writing, and music. "In 1941 his oils of Blitz damage in London were exhibited in a one-man show at J. Leger & Son, in Old Bond Street, and travelled to several other British cities... During the Blitz he scored a film, wrote ballets and librettos and even conducted some of his work."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

			During his lengthy visit to Adyar, he continued painting works that were featured in a 1975 exhibition in New York City during the year of the Theosophical Society Centenary:
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	The February 1975 number of the ''Adyar News-Letter'' announces that the famous Adyar Banyan Tree and various other beautiful sites from The Theosophical Society Adyar Headquarters, together with a number of views of temples of India, are the themes of paintings by Boleslaw Leitgeber which will be exhibited during the month of April in New York under the auspices of the Nicholas Roerich Museum, 319 West 107th Street. The artist produced his paintings during his last visit to Adyar two years ago and his friends and members of the Society had an opportunity to see some of the sketches when they were briefly exhibited at the Kalakshetra Art Centre. The New York exhibition will be from April 6 to May 4, daily, except holidays.		The February 1975 number of the ''Adyar News-Letter'' announces that the famous Adyar Banyan Tree and various other beautiful sites from The Theosophical Society Adyar Headquarters, together with a number of views of temples of India, are the themes of paintings by Boleslaw Leitgeber which will be exhibited during the month of April in New York under the auspices of the Nicholas Roerich Museum, 319 West 107th Street. The artist produced his paintings during his last visit to Adyar two years ago and his friends and members of the Society had an opportunity to see some of the sketches when they were briefly exhibited at the Kalakshetra Art Centre. The New York exhibition will be from April 6 to May 4, daily, except holidays.
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	== Writing ==		== Writing ==

			In 1941 he also published, in Polish, a wide-ranging book about the British, London: the face and the mask.

	His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>		His final book, "a study of relations between the Church in Rome and the Polish state, took him to the archives in Italy at the age of 90. It was published, in Polish, shortly before he died."<ref>Marsden.</ref>

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			[[Category:People\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Artists\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Artists\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Writers\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Writers\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Diplomats\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Diplomats\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]
	[[Category:Nationality Polish\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]		[[Category:Nationality Polish\|Leitgeber, Boleslaw]]