Theodore Felix Domaradzki

Background

Domaradzki, Theodore Felix was born on October 27, 1910 in Warsaw, Poland. Son of Joseph and Maria (Tomaszewska) Domaradzki.

Education

Baccalaureat, Polish College, Zakopane, 1930; Master of Arts, U. Warsaw, 1939; Doctor of Letters, U. Rome (Italy), 1941; diploma, Academy Political Science, Warsaw, 1936.

Career

Assistant in diplomatic history, Academy Political Science, 1936-1939; associate professor, Pontificio Institute Orientale, Gregorian U., Rome, 1943-1947; professor Polish literature, professor Slavic studies, U. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 1948-1976; director department Slavic studies, U. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 1948-1963; honorary life professor, U. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, since 1996; professor, honorary president, Institute Comparative Civilizations Montreal, since 1976; director Polish Research Center, Institute Comparative Civilizations, since 1963. Director Polish program and Paderewski collection, chairperson Polish studies U. Montreal, 1948-1976. Visiting professor Fordham University, 1948-1950.

Professor, director department Slavic studies U. Ottawa, 1949-1953. Lecturer Polish language State University Rome, 1941-1947.

Achievements

• Theodore Felix Domaradzki has been listed as a noteworthy Slavic studies educator, editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • Slavic and East European Studies (Vol. 18, 1973)

    (A journal dedicated to the study of the slavic languages.)

Membership

Head demographical division Warsaw City Hall, 1932-1935. Chief education division for Poles British Embassy, Rome, 1945-1946. President Canada Committee for Organisation World U., 1971-1984.

Director general Institute Comparative Civilizations. Major Polish Red Cross (2nd Polish corps of British Army in Italy), 1944-1946. Member Pen Club International-Canada Francophone Center, Association Canada Writers, Canada Society Comparative Study Civilizations (honorary life member, president 1972-1976), Canada International Academy Humanities and Social Sciences (vice president 1975-1995), Canada Association Slavists (honorary life), Committee for Canada-Polish University and Science Cooperation (president Quebec section 1969-1993), Quebec Ethnic Press Association (v.p.1979-1981), Royal Canadian Legion (officer section filiale Jean Brilliant).

Connections

Married Maria Teresa Dobija, April 20, 1954 (deceased October 1997).

Father:

Joseph Domaradzki

Mother:

Maria (Tomaszewska) Domaradzki

Spouse:

Maria Teresa Dobija