Oi Vasiliades. In 1812 he was appointed to the Central Council of the General Confederation of the Polish Kingdom. He was not especially liked by his contemporaries: he was considered at once obsequious and a martinet in his official role and a bigot. This view is however disputed by contemporary lawyer and diarist, Kajetan Kozmian, father of the Kozmian brothers. His diaries were published posthumously in 1874. Family. He was twice married, secondly in 1782 to Tekla Teresa Lubienska, granddaughter of the princely Sanguszko family, a noted children's author, dramatist and translator. In her dowry she brought him a magnificent palace 	Feliks Łubieński
6115634	in the centre of Warsaw and the Bielino enclave. They had ten children, three daughters: Maria, Paulina and Róża (later the wife of Ludwik Sobański), and seven sons: Franciszek Ksawery, Tomasz Łubieński, Henryk, Piotr, Tadeusz, Jan and Józef. His wife died of an aneurysm while visiting Kraków in 1810. During his extended widowhood, Feliks did not remarry, but became a patriarch to his huge extended family and kept up an active correspondence with his children and dozens of grandchildren. He died in Guzów in 1848 and was buried in the cemetery at Wiskitki. Legacy. A recent historical evaluation of Łubieński	Feliks Łubieński
6115635	's public service lauded his contribution to culture and education in the country through sound public administration, including legal procedures and a court system, the introduction of state archives, a national library, a government printing press and an educated and effective civil service. During his long widowhood he took a close interest in his children's careers and welfare. He encouraged their entrepreneurial spirit by guiding them into 'beneficial' matrimony, as in the case of Józef who married into the Pudliszki estate, where he opened a sugar factory, the precursor of a fruit and vegetable processing factory that operates to 	Feliks Łubieński
6115636	this day. Or, in the case of the older brothers, led by Henryk, he donated to them Ruda Guzowska, a tract of land to begin their textile revolution. It rapidly led to the founding of an industry and a successful mill town, known today as Żyrardów. Bibliography. in Polish Feliks Łubieński Feliks Walezjusz Władysław Łubieński (born 22 November 1758 Minoga near Olkusz, died 2 October 1848 Guzów) was a Polish politician, jurist, Minister of Justice in the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, starosta of Nakieł, a member of the Friends of the Constitution and a Prussian count. With the Code Napoleon	Feliks Łubieński
6115637	Halina Auderska Halina Auderska Halina Maria Auderska (3 July 1904 – 21 February 2000) was a Polish screenwriter, writer and politician. Halina Auderska Halina Maria Auderska (3 July 1904 – 21 February 2000) was a Polish screenwriter, writer and politician. 	Halina Auderska
6115638	Gustaw Ehrenberg Gustaw Ehrenberg Gustaw Ehrenberg (14 February 1818 in Warsaw – 28 September 1895 in Krakow) was a Polish poet as well as a probable son of Tsar Alexander I of Russia. Gustaw Ehrenberg Gustaw Ehrenberg (14 February 1818 in Warsaw – 28 September 1895 in Krakow) was a Polish poet as well as a probable son of Tsar Alexander I of Russia. 	Gustaw Ehrenberg
6115639	Oi Vasiliades Oi Vasiliades Oi Vasiliades (, the Kings") was a Greek-language daily family-comedy telenovela produced by Greece's Mega Channel and premiere January 8, 2012. The series is based on the Argentinian series "Los Roldan" creation of Adriana Lorenzon and Mario Schajris. The screenplay adaptation was undertaken by Vicky Alexopoulou, Giorgos Chryssovitsanos, Kostas Kalafatis and Kostas Kaponis, and directed by Pierros Andrakakos, Nick Kritikos and Stamos Tsamis. The series ended temporarily (due to problems between production and channel) after 81 episodes on June 8, 2012 The series resumed November 2013 and ran until December 19. Oi Vasiliades Oi Vasiliades (, "the