“In defiance of other judges I have faith in your voice. Voice of your common sense. Give this job up. Thank you very much”

— Kuba Wojewódzki

A ja na przekór kolegom wierzę w twój głos. W twój głos rozsądku. Rzuć tę robotę. Dziękujemy ci bardzo.
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Polish journalist 1963

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