Stanislaw
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.91 (741 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0972811826 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 301 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Graham Fitch was born in Seattle, Washington. Graham attended the University of Washington, University of Washington Law School and was a commissioned officer in the Counter Intelligence Corps of the U.S. Court Commissioner that came west with his wife the early part of the 20th century. . Army. He is a third generation lawyer. His father was the son of a U.S
Stanislaw was a butcher that operated a small butcher shop for over 50 years in Seattle's Pike Place Market. The market is world famous and operates today as a functioning market that is on the National Register of Historic Sites. When Grandfather became a U.S. court Commissioner for the state of Washington, he turned over the representation of Stanislaw to my Father. When I joined the firm in 1962, I took over the legal intrests of Stanislaw. My grandfather was a lawyer that began representing Stanislaw in the 1920's. I am a thirth generation Washington lawyer. This is the story of Stanislaw's secret.. Whan Stanislaw died in 1966, he left Seattle with one of the most exciting inh
Pillion"Where There's No Will, There's Still a Way" according to Pillion2. Graham Fitch's account of his search for Stanislaw's heirs is riveting. The dangers and excitement of going behind the iron curtain in the '60s must grab and hold your attention; but, if they don't, surely his account of his sojourn in an isolated Polish village, completely untouched by influences beyond it's boundaries, will. It is this part of his quest that I found most enthralling. Graham's experiences truly corrobate t. said Where There's No Will, There's Still a Way. Graham Fitch's account of his search for Stanislaw's heirs is riveting. The dangers and excitement of going behind the iron curtain in the '60s must grab and hold your attention; but, if they don't, surely his account of his sojourn in an isolated Polish village, completely untouched by influences beyond it's boundaries, will. It is this part of his quest that I found most enthralling. Graham's experiences truly corrobate t. Stanislaw D. Thiel Graham Fitch, an attorney, was acquainted with a Polish immigrant, Stanislaw Stocowski, in Seattle, Washington. Fitch attempts to tell the story of how, after Stanislaw's death, he (Fitch) travels to Poland to find Stanislaw's family to give them their inheritance. Fitch continually digresses into unnecessary and distracting tales. It is interesting to hear of his experiences in Communist Poland in 1967, however.. Stanislaw-A Fascinating and Interesting Story I really enjoyed reading the story of the Stanislaw Family. Graham did an excellent job describing the fear people had during the Communist Era. Not only for the people living there, but also what he experienced while traveling overseas.I really enjoyed the part where he visits the priest in the small town outside of Stanislaw hometown and is shown the contents in the hidden area of the church.Easy reading you won't want to
Army. Graham Fitch was born in Seattle, Washington. His father was the son of a U.S. Graham attended the University of Washington, University of Washington Law School and was a commissioned officer in the Counter Intelligence Corps of the U.S. . Court Commissioner that came west with his wife the early