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JULES VERNE
IN POLAND
An essay about Poland (1848)
The first French edition
in Cahiers du Centre d’Etudes Verniennes
et du Musee Jules Verne (1988)
An essay about Poland (1848)
The first Polish edition
in Nautilus (2005)
Examples of old Polish magazines for children and youth
in which Jules Verne’s novels were published
Keraban
the Inflexible
A Drama
in Livonia
Przyjaciel Dzieci, 1884
Wieczory Rodzinne, 1906
Examples of front pages of old Polish
editions
of Jules Verne’s works
The Floating City, 1872
Doctor Ox, 1876
Verne’s novels most often published in Poland
1
2
3
Around the World in 80 Days
52 editions
Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea
and
The Children of Captain Grant
38 editions
The Mysterious Island
37 editions
The Bibliograhy of Polish Editions
of Jules Verne’s Works
First edition, 1986
Second edition,
revised and updated, 1999
Winicjusz Łachaciński
The late Honourable President of The Polish Jules Verne Society
1920-2001
Activity of Winicjusz Łachaciński
Winicjusz Łachaciński with children during
a meeting of The Club of Verne’s Fans
A member card
of The Club
of Verne’s Fans
The Polish Jules Verne Society
ul. Na Uboczu 12 m. 23, 02-791 Warszawa, Poland
www.ptjv.republika.pl, [email protected]
Publications of The Polish Jules Verne Society
Nautilus
The Andrew’s
Library
The Verneological
Studies
Captain Nemo – a was to be a Polish hero
Finis
Poloniae!
Captain Nemo
Tadeusz Kościuszko
Examples of press articles
about alleged Jules Verne’s Polish origin
Korespondent Płocki, 1876
Nowa Reforma, 1928
An exhibition dedicated to Jules Verne
beeing held in Warsaw at the moment
An exhibition dedicated to Jules Verne
beeing held in Warsaw at the moment
An exhibition dedicated to Jules Verne
beeing held in Warsaw at the moment
The first school in Poland
named after Jules Verne
The board and the wall sculpture
of the school in Białe Błota