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Czeslaw Milosz

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Czeslaw Milosz

BIRTHDAY

June 30, 1911

BORN ON DAY

Friday

BIRTHPLACE

Seteniai, Lithuania

DIED AT AGE

93 Years 1 Months 14 Days

DEATHDATE

August 14, 2004

DEATHPLACE

Krakow, Poland

NATIONALITY

Afghan

PROFESSION

Writers (Poet)

ZODIAC

CANCER

ALSO NOTED FOR

Prose Writer, Essayist

Physical Stats

CHEST

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BICEPS

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WAIST

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HEIGHT

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WEIGHT

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Czeslaw Milosz Family Members

Parents

MOTHER

Weronika Milosz

FATHER

Aleksander Milosz

BROTHER(S) NAME

Andrzej Milosz

Czeslaw Milosz Marriage, Affairs and Children

SPOUSE

Janina Milosz (1944-1986)

Child(ren) of Czeslaw Milosz and Janina Milosz

Anthony ( 1947) (Son)

John ( 1951) (Son)

SPOUSE

Carol Thigpen (1992-2002)

Fame & Address

DEBUT

Three Winters (Book 1936)

FAMOUS FROM/AS

The Captive Mind (Book 1953)

Education, Net Worth & More

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Career of Czeslaw Milosz

He wrote a collection of twenty poems named "The World". His book "The Captive Mind" was published in 1953 was also liked by the readers. His novel "The Mountains of Parnassus" was published in 1987.

Some Lesser Known Facts About Czeslaw Milosz

Did Czeslaw Milosz takes alcohol? NA.
Was Czeslaw Milosz in the habit of Smoking? NA.
Milosz was a recipient of honorary doctorate from the University of Michigan.
He was Nobel Prize winner who won the prize in 1980.
Growing up he was a Catholic but became an atheist for several years and eventually returned to Catholicism at the end of life.
He received a political asylum in France when he escaped from Poland.
His book "The Captive Mind" became a reference book on the subject of totalitarianism of political science.
He worked as a Berkley professor in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures in California in 1961.
He received the U.S. National Medal of Arts in 1989.
He grew up in rural Lithuania and acquired some skills of the language. He appointed a Lithuanian language tutor in his older time to make some improvement in the language.
He was multi-lingual and was fluent in Russian, English, Polish, Lithuanian, and French.