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Kulski, Wladyslaw Wszebor was born on July 27, 1903 in Warsaw, Poland. Son of Julian and Antonina (Ostrowski) Kulski. came to the United States, 1946, naturalized, 1952.
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DeGaulle And The World: The Foreign Policy Of The Fifth French Republic
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Wladyslaw Wszebor Kulski
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Wladyslaw Wszebor Kulski, Polish political scientist, educator. Fulbright and Guggenheim research fellows France, 1961-1962; Guggenheim research fellow, 1970; research grantee American Council Learned Societies and American Philosophical Society, 1972. Member American Political Science Association, American Association Slavic Studies, A.A.U.P.
Education
Master of Laws, Warsaw Law School, 1925; Doctor of Laws, Paris (France) Law School, 1927.
Career
With, Polish Diplomatic Service, 1928-1945; head legal service, Polish Diplomatic Service (Ministry Foreign Affairs), 1936-1940; counsellor, minister plenipotentiary, Polish Diplomatic Service (Polish embassy), London, England., 1940-1945; public lecturer in, United States, 1946-1947; professor political science, U. Alabama, 1947-1951; professor political science, Syracuse University, 1951-1964; visiting professor, Duke U., 1963-1964; James B. Duke professor Russian affairs, Duke U., 1964-1973; lecturer, Foreign Service Institute, from 1957; lecturer, Army Strategic Intelligence School, from 1957; lecturer, Air. U., from 1963.
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Member American Political Science Association, American Association Slavic Studies, A.A.U.P.
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Married Antonina Reutt, October 28, 1938.
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Fulbright and Guggenheim research fellows France, 1961-1962. Guggenheim research fellow, 1970. Research grantee American Council Learned Societies and American Philosophical Society, 1972.Fulbright and Guggenheim research fellows France, 1961-1962. Guggenheim research fellow, 1970. Research grantee American Council Learned Societies and American Philosophical Society, 1972.