Mikolajczyk

The loser then announced that she would stay in the race as a write-in candidate, notwithstanding the difficulty of spelling "Mikolajczyk."

Rally to Restore Authority James Taranto 2010

The story is by Bruce Durham and the artwork by Michael "Mikos" Mikolajczyk.

The Marsh God by Bruce Durham and Mikos Dark Worlds Club 2008

We shall never know what would have happened had Mikolajczyk accepted and entered Poland at the head of a national coalition in August 1944.

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

The Communist leader, Bierut, admitted that he lacked the political experience to head the government and offered Mikolajczyk the premiership of Poland and three other cabinet posts, out of sixteen.

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

At worst it would mean, as even Mikolajczyk, a moderate among London Poles, initially feared, the incorporation of all of Poland into the USSR.

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

The last chance for the Poles to control their own destiny came in August 1944, fully six months before Yalta, when Mikolajczyk went to Moscow.

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

The right-wing London Poles (Sosnkowski) and their underground Home Army, the moderate London Poles around Mikolajczyk, the "Muscovite" Communists, and the underground Communists.

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

General Rola-Zymierski begged Mikolajczyk to accept and return to Warsaw; "If you don't, they will take control and it will be too late."

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

But Mikolajczyk would have had to accept the Curzon line as "the basis for negotiation."

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986

All we know is that Mikolajczyk returned to London and failed to convince his colleagues to compromise.

The Fate of Poland Rieber, Alfred J. 1986