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Pauline Saltzman - Ghosts and other Strangers - Lancer - 1970

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Kraków ul. Westerplatte 9 Pałac Judkiewiczów, 1890-1892 architekci: Jan Zawiejski i Wandalin Beringer foto z 11 września 2017

Zbudowany dla Judela (Juliana) i Blimy Reizli (Rozalii) Judy-Jutkiewiczów lub Judkiewiczów, rodziców Jakuba Judkiewicza, krakowskiego radnego, przemysłowca i kolekcjonera antyków. Wprowadziwszy się u schyłku życia, cieszyli się nowym domem tylko kilka lat. Później pałacyk wielokrotnie zmieniał właścicieli, zanim w 1913 r. został własnością baronowej Marii z Łosiów Hagen-Schwerin, zapomnianej dziś literatki. Po I Wojnie Światowej przejęli go Maksymilian i Cecylia Haubenstockowie, w których posiadaniu pozostał do kolejnej wojny. Ich syn, adwokat Emil Haubenstock, był ojcem wybitnej biochemiczki, Anity Dolly Panek.

W 1953 r. do pałacyku wprowadził się Instytut Ekspertyz Sądowych i pozostał tam do dziś. Charakterystyczna sylwetka budynku widnieje w jego logo:

IES jest czołową pracownią kryminalistyczną w Polsce. W ciągu ponad półwiecza pod dachem pałacyku działo się znacznie więcej niż dochodzenia w sprawach powszednich morderstw: > analiza osadów z sarkofagu króla Kazimierza Jagiellończyka w 1973 r., co kosztowało życie blisko tuzina badaczy > analiza osadów z komór gazowych Auschwitz, obalająca tzw. Raport Leuchtera > genetyczna identyfikacja kości Mikołaja Kopernika i ustalenie koloru jego oczu (okazały się szare lub niebieskie) > analiza grafologiczna dokumentów w sprawie współpracy Lecha Wałęsy z SB > analiza nagrań czarnej skrzynki z katastrofy smoleńskiej

Pałacyk był też miejscem ukrycia i poszukiwań skarbu. Jednym z pierwszych dyrektorów IES był dr Jan Zygmunt Robel, który w czasie okupacji kierował zespołem identyfikującym ofiary zbrodni katyńskiej. Przesłuchującym go później komunistycznym władzom powiedział, że dokumentacja wyników przepadła w działaniach wojennych w 1945 r. W 1985 r. jedna z pracownic IES wyznała ówczesnemu dyrektorowi, że ponad trzydzieści lat wcześniej pomogła Roblowi przenieść dokumentację katyńską do nowej siedziby Instytutu. Nie znała jednak dokładnego miejsca jej ukrycia, a była ostatnią żyjącą z czworga wtajemniczonych ludzi, wliczając samego dr Robla. Po kilkuletnich poszukiwaniach, zbiór znany dziś jako „archiwum Robla” znaleziono w 1991 r. na poddaszu, nad belką stropową.

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Kraków, Poland 9 Westerplatte St. The Judkiewicz Palace, 1890-1892 architects: Jan Zawiejski and Wandalin Beringer taken on 11 September 2017

Built for the married couple of Judel (Julian) and Blima Reizla (Rozalia) Juda-Jutkiewicz or Judkiewicz, the parents of Jakub Judkiewicz, a Cracovian councilman, industrialist and antiques collector. Having moved in at the twilight of their lives, they enjoyed the new home for just a few years. Later the palace changed hands many times, until in 1913 it became a property of Baroness Maria Hagen-Schwerin née Łoś, a nowadays forgotten writer. After the Great War it was taken over by Maksymilian and Cecylia Haubenstock, who owned it till the next war. Their son, a lawyer Emil Haubenstock, was the father of the renowned biochemist Anita Dolly Panek.

In 1953, the Institute of Forensic Research moved into the palace and has been staying there to this day. Its logo, shown above, is based on the building's characteristic shape. IFR is the leading forensic lab in Poland. In the span of over half-century the palace has seen much more than investigations on mundane murders: > analysis of residues from the tomb of King Casimir IV Jagiellon in 1973, which claimed the lives of almost a dozen of the researchers > analysis of residues from the gas chambers of Auschwitz, disproving the Leuchter Report > genetic identification of Nicolaus Copernicus' bones and finding out his eye color (grey or blue) > graphological analysis of the papers from the collaboration of Lech Wałęsa with SB > voice analysis of the black box from the Polish Air Force One crash

The palace was also the place of hiding and hunt for a treasure. One of the first heads of IFR was Dr. Jan Zygmunt Robel who in the time of WWII was in charge of the team identifying the victims of the Katyn massacre. Interrogated later by the communist authorities, he claimed all the resulting papers were destroyed in the military actions in 1945. In 1985, on of IFR's workers confided to the then head, that over thirty years earlier she had helped Robel in smuggling the Katyn documents to IFR's new premises. She didn't know the exact hiding place, though, and she was the last still alive of the four people in the know, including Dr. Robel himself. After a few years of searching, the collection known today as "the Robel archive" was found in 1991, in the attic above a roof beam.

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FAILing In Love

11th January 2020

So this just showed up in my YouTube recommended and boy am I glad it did. Like I have no words for how great this series is...No words, but I’m going to try to review it anyway.

First Impression: Ok! This is just another one of those typical high school dra---Hold up! This is not what I was expecting. *watches next episode...and next episode...* When I got to midway I had to pace myself because I really didn’t want the series to end. This was seriously not what I was expecting and in the best way possible. From the first minute in, I was hooked. It felt so authentic and real. Whew! I really enjoyed this one.

Cast: Ok! So I completely understand why everyone was in love with Si Won (Yang Hye Ji). She’s gorgeous and she has those cute little smile dimples. Adorable! I tell you. I loved Jung Chae So (Lee Seo Bin) a lot too. Yes, she’s cute but I really loved her personality. She was refreshing.

Oh my goodness! I was out here crushing so hard on Kang Parang (Son Sang Yeon) and homeboy is literally a boy (mate is a minor). Had to cool my ovaries down and crush on Geon (Jo Ki Sung) and Si Eon (Shin Yoon Seop) instead. Honestly, my ovaries didn’t mind.

Oh my goodness I almost forgot Mr. Baek (Lee Se Ho; he’s cuter with his bangs up BTW). Whoo man...them teachers.

Random Fun Fact: In doing the research about the cast I realized a funny detail. The guys’ homeroom teacher (I’m not sure of his Korean name) is always wearing black and his Korean name translates to Black so he was Mr. Black (Son Woo Jin) and the girls’ homeroom teacher (Mr. Baek) was Mr. White and he was always wearing white.

Wardrobe: I really enjoyed watching their outfits. I think my favourite was Lee Si Won’s library outfit. I also loved Mr. White’s look and Si Eon in his blue-grey tees was serious eye candy.

Plot: At first, it’s your typical friends-who-might-want-to-be-more-than-just-friends-love-multi-sided shape, but it was so much more than that. Each character has so much depth and none of the drama is contrived. I was surprised by most of the plot twists (that might just be because I’m slow), but I still think it was a really well-written show and I loved the ending even though I absolutely hate love triangles (Ok it might be a love-hate relationship in all honesty) and open endings. Overall, it was beautiful. You need to watch it! I don’t want to spoil it for you.

Favourite Character: It’s so hard to choose. Kang Parang is such a well-developed character. I love him, but I love Si Won too and I love Chae So and there’s even a special spot in my heart for Si Eon (BTW I love how everyone just agrees that he’s a psychopath). All this aside, my favourite character will have to be Geon. His reactions are priceless and plus he’s kinda this unspoken glue between Si Eon and Parang. And he has a heart of gold. I just really love him.

Least Favourite Character: It’s a tie between Hee Soo (Park Ji Won) and Nam Yeon (Moon Woo Bin). One didn’t contribute much to the story and the other was a big ole meanie.

My Ship: Kung Ge Soo? I don’t know how to mashup Korean names. Maybe Chae On or Ge Soo? She’s so adorable and he is a beautiful puppy and I really loved their chemistry. <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

First: Series I’ve watched where there isn’t some contrived event that knocks one of the male leads out of the runnings for the female lead’s heart. Also, these characters felt so real, like teenagers who have no clue about life but who are experiencing life and its difficulties every day.

Tl;dr This show is AMAZING! Watch all ten episodes here!