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*( born 1939 ) Krzysztof Czajkowski, Polish political figure ; longtime mayor ( 1989 – 2002 ) of Łódzkie Voivodship town of Aleksandrów Łódzki
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*( born 1933 ) Ryszard Czajkowski, Polish geophysicist, journalist, filmmaker, publicist and travel writer ; member of Polish expedition to South Pole
*( born 1934 ) Michał Czajkowski ( theologian ), Polish Catholic educator and priest based in Wrocław ; author of hundreds of ecclesiastical studies
*( born 1940 ) Yuriy Chaikovskiy, Russian historian of science whose writings focus on evolution and its philosophical constructs
*( born 1946 ) Chris Czajkowski, Writer of books about life in the Chilcotin area of British Columbia, Canada.
*( born 1961 ) James Paul ( Jim ) Czajkowski, writing under the pen name James Rollins, American author of best-selling thrillers
*( born 1967 ) Leszek Czajkowski, Polish poet, songwriter, composer and publicist ; along with Jacek Kaczmarski, known as " bard of Polish right "
*( born 1972 ) Adrian Czajkowski, Writer of the fantasy science fiction series Empire of Black and Gold, under the name of Adrian Tchaikovsky
*( born 1946 ) Aleksandr Chaikovski, Russian classical composer ; studied with Tikhon Khrennikov ; rector of Saint Petersburg Conservatory
*( born 1921 ) Zbigniew Czajkowski, Polish fencing master ; known as " father of the Polish School of Fencing " and coach of champions
*( born 1925 ) Željko Čajkovski, Croatian footballer and coach ; silver medalist as part of Yugoslavia's national team at 1948 Olympics ; brother of Zlatko Čajkovski
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*( born 1978 ) Daniel Czajkowski, Polish cyclist who turned professional in 2001 ; has been a member of DHL – Author team since 2006
*( born 1955 ) Marlin Czajkowski, Inventor of Rock Crawling and CEO of Marlin Crawler, Incorporated
*( born 1980 ) Michael Czajkowski, President of Marlin Crawler, Incorporated and son of American inventor Marlin Czajkowski
*( born 1933 ) Bogdan Czajkowski, Polish educator ; led March 1968 strike at Warsaw University of Technology ; advisor to Lech Wałęsa
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*( 1939 ) Liebe deinen Nächsten ; English translation: Flotsam ( 1941 )
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*( 1923 – 1998 ) Zlatko Čajkovski, Croatian footballer ( right half, 1939 – 60 ) and coach ( 1961 – 81 ); known by moniker, " Čik "; brother of Željko Čajkovski
*( November 2009 ) IDW Publishing's " Library of American Comics " imprint reprinted the cross-country tour storyline that ran from January 1939 to July 1940 as Bringing Up Father: From Sea to Shining Sea, the first of several " best of " reprint collections.
*( Editor ) Bells Ringing: An Anthology of Verse for Young Children, illustrations by Irene Mountfort, Blackwell ( Oxford, England ), 1938, Stokes ( New York, NY ), 1939.
*( Editor ) Pipe and Drum: An Anthology of Verse for Young Children, illustrations by Irene Mountfort, Blackwell ( Oxford, England ), 1939, Stokes ( New York, NY ), 1940.
*( Translator ) After All ( play ), Methuen ( London, England ), 1939.
*( 1939 ) Christian Ethics and Western Civilization
*( 26 August 1939-15 October 1939 ) Generalmajor Wolfgang Ziegler
*( 1939 ): Social Interaction: The Problem of the Individual and the Group.
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*( 1926 – 1999 ) Zbigniew Czajkowski-Dębczyński, Polish participant in Warsaw Uprising ; wrote about battlefield death of Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński
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*( 1804 – 1886 ) Michał Czajkowski, Polish-Ukrainian writer on Cossack themes ; lived in Turkey under acquired name, Mehmed Sadyk Pasha
*( 1816 – 1873 ) Antoni Czajkowski, Polish writer, poet and translator during literary era of Romanticism in Poland
*( 1896 – 1970 ) Juan Czajkowski, Polish-Argentine journalist based in Posadas, capital of Misiones province where, for many years, he edited Polish-language newspaper, Orędownik
*( 1935 – 1982 ) Andrzej Czajkowski, Polish classical pianist and composer ; works include sonatas, string quartets and concertos
*( 1872 – 1947 ) Józef Czajkowski, Polish painter, architect, graphic artist and educator ; one of founders of movement known as " Polish Applied Art "; brother of Stanisław Czajkowski
*( 1878 – 1954 ) Stanisław Czajkowski, Polish landscape painter who studied at Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków as well as in Paris ; brother of Józef Czajkowski
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