1. Stefan Jaracz was a Polish actor and theater producer.
12 Facts About Stefan Jaracz
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Stefan Jaracz studied law, history of art, and literature at the Jagiellonian University of Krakow, but gave up his studies to join theatre.
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Stefan Jaracz moved to Poznan for yet another contract, where he was drafted to the Austrian army in 1907.
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Stefan Jaracz was sent to Moscow by the Russians.
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Stefan Jaracz was imprisoned in Warsaw's Pawiak prison in March 1941.
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Stefan Jaracz was released after numerous interventions on 15 May 1941.
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Stefan Jaracz died in Otwock, near Warsaw in 1945 of tuberculosis.
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Stefan Jaracz was endowed with a heavy, angular figure and a hoarse yet highly evocative voice.
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Stefan Jaracz earned the fame of the most perfect actor of roles of the disadvantaged and the humiliated.
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Stefan Jaracz approached them without sentimentality, conveying bitterness and coarseness as well as rebellion, even if they were deeply hidden.
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Stefan Jaracz was considered to bring to the theater a somewhat plebeian flavor that added verity to his roles.
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Stefan Jaracz worked hard on his roles, polishing them and sometimes introducing major changes to stagings in other theaters.