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{{Short description|Polish philosopher}} '''Czesław Lejewski''' (1913 in Minsk – 2001 in Doncaster) was a Polish philosopher and [[logic]]ian, and a member of the [[Lwow-Warsaw School of L ...

...]] (in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]]) under [[Witold Hurewicz]] (a [[Poland|Polish]] mathematician known for the [[Hurewicz theorem]]). She published her thes [[Category:Academics of the Victoria University of Manchester]] ...

...ay 1924 in [[Baku]], then part of the [[Soviet Union]], to a family of two academics from [[Moscow]]. Her father, a [[neurophysiologist]], had been a student of As well as Russian, English, and French, Alderson spoke Polish, Czech, and some German.{{r|obit}} She became the English translator of ''E ...

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...entire formula for the code or cipher was given, e.g. ''P4ZüZw4'' meaning Polish 4-digit code enciphered by an additive sequence (''Zahenwurm''), fourth sys ...ion was to intercept all diplomatic traffic including the traffic from the Polish underground.'' ...

...[[Jurisprudence]], [[Medicine]], [[Philosophy]] and [[Theology]]. European academics attending the universities were expected to have already mastered the [[Lib ...iuseppe Veronese|G. Veronese]]; to these shall not be omitted the [[Poland|Polish]] mathematician [[Oscar Zariski|O. Zariski]]. The school was composed by ma ...