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Czas Baltimorski
	The cover page of the August 15, 1940 issue of Czas Baltimorski
Type	Weekly newspaper
Founder(s)	Wladyslaw A. Wusza
Publisher	Polish-American Times, Inc.
Founded	July 11, 1940
Language	Polish
Headquarters	Baltimore, Maryland
OCLC number	18793111

Czas Baltimorski (lit. Baltimore Times) was a short-lived weekly Polish-language newspaper that began publication on July 11, 1940, in Baltimore, Maryland.^[1] It was published by the Polish-American Times, Inc. with Wladyslaw A. Wusza as founding editor.^[2] Wusza and his English language editor Stanley A. Ciesielski were both young, second generation Polish-Americans, and Wusza's father had been editor of a Polish-language newspaper in New York City.^[3]

Czas Baltimorski chronicled developments in Europe with an emphasis on Poland, in addition to reporting on local events, sports, and religious and cultural news of interest to the Polish-American community in Baltimore.^[4] Both editors enlisted in the United States armed forces after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941; after their service, Wusza was an economic advisor to the post-war Polish government, and Ciesielski served in the Central Intelligence Agency until his retirement, when he became president of the Polish Heritage Association.^[5]

The exact date that publication of the Czas ceased is unknown; the last issue digitized by the Library of Congress was the January 23, 1941 issue.^[6]

References

^ "About Czas Baltimorski". Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Library of Congress. Retrieved 10 December 2018.
^ Wepsiec, Jan (1968). Polish American Serial Publications, 1842-1966: An Annotated Bibliography. p. 119.
^ Hollowak, Thomas L. (1992). Baltimore's Polish Language Newspapers: Historical & Genealogical Abstracts, 1891-1925. Historyk Press. ISBN 1887124101.
^ Hollowak, Thomas L. (2002). A Brief History of Baltimore's Polonia. Historyk Press. ISBN 1887124128.
^ Kajencki, Francis C. (2004). The Pulaski Legion in the American Revolution. Southwest Polonia Press. p. 342. ISBN 0962719072.
^ "Browse Issues: Czas Baltimorski". Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Library of Congress. Retrieved 10 December 2018.

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[1] "About Czas Baltimorski". Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Library of Congress. Retrieved 10 December 2018.

[2] Wepsiec, Jan (1968). Polish American Serial Publications, 1842-1966: An Annotated Bibliography. p. 119.

[3] Hollowak, Thomas L. (1992). Baltimore's Polish Language Newspapers: Historical & Genealogical Abstracts, 1891-1925. Historyk Press. ISBN 1887124101.

[4] Hollowak, Thomas L. (2002). A Brief History of Baltimore's Polonia. Historyk Press. ISBN 1887124128.

[5] Kajencki, Francis C. (2004). The Pulaski Legion in the American Revolution. Southwest Polonia Press. p. 342. ISBN 0962719072.

[6] "Browse Issues: Czas Baltimorski". Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Library of Congress. Retrieved 10 December 2018.

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