My Parents' Experiences as Polish Slave Laborers in Nazi Germany and Displaced Persons after the War
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
John Guzlowski: Radio Interview
Lois P. Jones will be interviewing me Wednesday, August 10 at 830 PM PST on her program The Poets Cafe (KPFK Radio - Los Angeles 90.7 fm.)
Here's a piece of the blurb she wrote for the program:
One of my most profoundly moving interviews, please tune in to Poets Cafe with guest John Guzlowski who reads from Lightning and Ashes and Language of Mules. Works detailing his parents' experiences as Polish slave laborers in Nazi Germany.
His mother Tekla Hanczarek came from a small community west of Lviv in what was then Poland where her father was a forest warden. His father Jan was born in a farming community north of Poznań. John was born Zbigniew Guzlowski in a Displaced Persons camp in Vienenburg, Germany in 1948, and changed his name to John when he was naturalized as an American citizen.
Guzlowski writes "to remember his parents and their voices."
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There will be a temporary link to the show which stays on line for a few weeks at www.KPFK.org and then later, a permanent archive will be created at
http://www.timothy-green.org/blog/poetscafe/
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Great! I'm sure the interview will be a blast.
Also, I'd say your first name from birth, "Zbigniew," sounds cool, but I have no idea how to pronounce it.
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