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342: 126: 197: 25: 429:. She performed on stage until the end of 1933. In that time her longtime sweetheart was Mieczysław Stefanicki, a Polish airforce officer. In 1934 she completed a training course organized by the Institut de Beauté Clytie in Paris and later in the same year she launched her own beauty parlor called 232:, who taught her how to dance tango. Helena and her mother returned to Warsaw in November 1922. She continued her studies in Poland including the ballet school. Her father Andrzej had to escape from the Crimea to France because of the Bolsheviks in 1918. 341: 227:
because of the illness of Andrzej. He was a chemist in Yalta and he had run a successful Russian-French business there. She practiced ballet while in Russia. Their house in the Crimea was visited by, among others,
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On August 30, 1939, she decided to escape from Poznań to the East of Poland. Years of the II World War and that of German occupation of Poland (1939-1945) she spent in the cities of
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September 1, 1928 saw the opening of a great revue In the new ensemble there is an excellent dance duet of Larys-Ostrowski
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were particularly well received. She danced to the music performed by the well known Polish orchestra leaders such as
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Helena made her debut in 1926 and began performing solo and as a partner of, among others, the ballet master
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Osmólska) (March 19, 1909 in Yalta, Russia – August 24, 1986 in Katowice, Poland) was a Polish dancer.
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in the Crimea. Her parents were Andrzej Maliszewski and Teodozja Rytter. In 1905 they left
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At that time her impresario was Blachman, who for a short time, was also the announcer of
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in theaters, cabarets and nightclubs of Warsaw and other Polish cities. She performed in
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List of subscribers of telephones in Poland (except for Warsaw) for years 1938
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Trubadur Warszawy (Troubadour of Warsaw): R.21, No. 36 (7 September 1929).
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Trubadur Warszawy (Troubadour Warsaw): R.20, No. 39 (23 September 1928)
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Trubadur Warszawy (Troubadour Warsaw): R.20, No. 38 (16 September 1928)
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Trubadur Warszawy (Troubadour Warsaw): R.20, No. 45 (4 November 1928)
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