Wiktor
Chajes, Vice-President of the City of Lwów, Lwów
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In 1892 he was condemned by the Austrian Government as a member of
Polish patriotic organizations.
Hélène
d'Abancourt de
Franqueville,
author, librarian, Cracow
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She delivers patriotic speeches in political assemblies in Cracow and
in the provinces.
Benedykt
Hertz, Fabulist, publicist and dramatical author, Warsaw
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In 1894 he was in State prison due to a Polish patriotic
manifestation.
Wincenty
Lutoslawski, Professor of Philosophy, University of Wilno,
retired, Krakow-Debniki
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His teaching position as private dozent at Cracow University was
suspended by the Austrian Government for the intensely national
character of his lectures and his predictions of Polish independence.
He keeps a vast international correspondence on Poland and Polish
national thoughts.
Petar
Perunovic-Perun, Poet and author, Belgrade
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was sent to U.S.A. 1916 as a member of a committee to organize a
volunteer army out of the Yugoslavs living in U.S.A. He succeeded in
assembling 10.000 men, inspiring them by singing the old national
poems and accompanying himself on the Gusla. After the World War he
went on propaganda tours in the U.S.A. (1924-1933).
Vilis
Pludons, Author, Riga
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is the author of the 2nd National Hymn: "This Country is ours". The
whole Latvian people sings his poem "Requiem" and his patriotic songs
united the Latvians in their political fatal moments.
Ernst
Rüdiger, Prince Starhemberg, Vice Federal Chancellor of
Austria
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was the leader of the Patriotic Front in October, 1933.
Eugène
Titeanu, Under Secretary of State in the Ministry of the Interior
(Security, Police and Public Order), Bucharest
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is an independent journalist and nationalist with tendencies to the
right.
Ahmed
Zogu, The King of the Albanians, Tirana
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Before the end of the Balkan War, Zogu I. was called to Vlora by the
national patriot Ismail Kemal and there took part in the proclamation
of the Albanian independence as the representative of Mati.
