Zbigniew Raszewski - Works

Works

  • Z tradycji teatralnych Pomorza, Wielkopolski i Śląska 1955
  • Teatr ogromny 1961
  • Staroświecczyzna i postęp czasu 1963
  • Raptularz 1965-1967
  • Raptularz 1965-1992
  • Raptularz 1968-1969
  • Słownik biograficzny teatru polskiego 1973
  • Krótka historia Teatru Polskiego 1977
  • Bilet do teatru: Szkice
  • Bogusławski
  • Teatr w świecie widowisk
  • Trudny rebus: Studia i szkice z historii teatru
  • Weryfikacja czarodzieja i inne szkice o teatrze
  • Listy do Małgorzaty Musierowicz
  • Mój świat
  • Pamiętnik gapia. Bydgoszcz, jaką pamiętam z lat 1930-1945
  • Teatr na Placu Krasińskich
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Name Raszewski
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Date of birth 5 April 1925
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Date of death 7 August 1992
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