Aleksander Ziemny

Aleksander Ziemny, born as Aleksander Keiner, was a versatile Polish writer, poet, and journalist of Jewish descent. His work spans various genres, including poetry, reportage, and translations. Throughout his life, Ziemny was engaged in international journalism and cultural exchange, working as a correspondent in numerous countries and translating literary works from several languages, including French, Russian, German, and Hebrew. His literary activity reflects a rich cultural background and a commitment to sharing diverse perspectives through his writing.

Some of his notable publications include:

• "Przestrzeń bez echa. Pisane na obczyźnie w latach 1940-1945" – a collection of writings from his years abroad during World War II.
• "Teraz i zawsze" – a compilation of essays and reflections published in 1956.
• "Oczy na Meksyk" – co-authored with Ryszard Bańkowicz, offering insights into Mexican culture and landscapes.
• "Listy do siebie (1961-1971)" – a series of personal letters published in 1973.
• "Opowiadania dawne i nowe" – a collection of short stories showcasing his narrative talent.
• "Resztki mniejszości, czyli Żydzi polscy dzisiaj" – a socio-cultural exploration of Jewish minorities in Poland.
• "Nie ma sądnego dnia" – a reflective work published in 2007, emphasizing philosophical themes.