Miron Białoszewski 1922 – 1983

Biography

Miron Białoszewski was born on June 30, 1922, in Warsaw, Poland, where he would spend his life creating and contributing to Polish literature. Throughout his career, he dedicated himself to the written word, becoming an important figure in the Polish literary landscape during the twentieth century. His work reflected the experiences and sensibilities of his time and place, rooted deeply in his native Warsaw.

Białoszewski remained connected to his birthplace throughout his life, living and working in Warsaw until his death on June 17, 1983. His long career as a writer left an enduring mark on Polish culture and letters. After his passing, he was laid to rest at Powązki Cemetery in the Wola district of Warsaw, where many notable figures of Polish history are commemorated.

The legacy of Miron Białoszewski continues to be remembered as part of Poland’s rich literary heritage. His contributions to Polish writing remain part of the cultural record, and his connection to Warsaw—the city of his birth and life—remains an integral part of his memory.