06.1981 Warszawa Salon u Bakowskich Spotkanie z Czeslawem Miloszem n/z Czeslaw Milosz fot. Tomasz Michalak/FOTONOVA UWAGA!!! ZAKAZ PUBLIKACJI W KONTEKSCIE NEGATYWNYM

06.1981 Warszawa Salon u Bakowskich Spotkanie z Czeslawem Miloszem n/z Adam Michnik i Czeslaw Milosz fot. Tomasz Michalak/FOTONOVA ZAKAZ PUBLIKACJI W KONTEKSCIE NEGATYWNYM

06.1981 Warszawa Salon u Bakowskich Spotkanie z pracownikami i sympatykami Niezaleznej Oficyny Wydawniczej NOWa z Czeslawem Miloszem n/z Czeslaw Milosz fot. Tomasz Michalak/FOTONOVA

Nobel Prize winner for literature Czeslaw Milosz poses at his office at the University of California where he is professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Berkeley, Ca., Thursday, Oct. 10, 1980. Milosz, an exiled Polish poet and novelist, received the prize for poetry written in Polish. (AP Photo)

Nobel Prize winner Czeslaw Milosz talks to reporters through a crack in the door during an early morning interview following the announcement that he had won the 1980 Nobel Prize in literature. Milosz, an exiled Polish poet and novelist, is professor of Slavic languages at the University of California at Berkley. (AP Photo/Jim Palmer)

PHOTO: DANUTA B. LOMACZEWSKA / EAST NEWS Czeslaw Milosz, ok.1977. CZESLAW MILOSZ - POLISH LAWYER AND DIPLOMAT, POET, PROSAIST, HISTORIAN OF LITERATURE, TRANSLATOR, NOBEL PRIZE OF LITERATURE WINNER IN 1980. Czeslaw Milosz herbu Lubicz (1911-2004) - polski prawnik i dyplomata, poeta, prozaik, eseista, historyk literatury, tlumacz. Laureat Neustadt International Prize for Literature i Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie literatury. Profesor Uniwersytetu Kalifornijskiego w Berkeley i Uniwersytetu Harvarda.