Andrzej Turski died on 31 December 2013 at the age of 70 years. He was a radio and television journalist. Work in the media began in 1968, the editorial board of the Polish Radio youth, then became its director and editor-in-chief. In the years 1982-1983 he was head of Radio Three, and in the years 1983-1987 – Ones, whence it passed to the Polish Television. He was one of the creators of “Teleexpressu” and director of TVP 1. In 1991, he was deputy director of the Television News Agency. For 18 years, powadził magazine “7 days – the world ‘, first aired on TVP 2, TVP and then at 3 and – after a few years break – BBC. From 2002 he worked in the “Panorama” TVP 2. From the conduct of the service he resigned a few weeks before his death. At the beginning of December 2013 in went to the hospital. He struggled with diabetes, he also fought cancer. Colleagues and students remembered him as “a giant of journalism,” which “was ahead of its time.”
Year 2014 began with the murder of a journalist in Pakistan. January 1 as a result of gunshot wounds died Shan Daher , 40-year-old Pakistani television reporter information Abb Takk, the day before attacked by unknown assailants on his way to work.
Also in January, died suddenly Robert Chojecki , 43-year-old journalist Polish Radio Olsztyn, who was preparing for the Polish Radio, among others, relationships with the fighting in Iraq in 2006. At the age of nearly 64 years passed away also Grzegorz Sporakowski , a retired journalist, “Voice of the Wielkopolska”, who previously worked in “Gazeta Poznań”. And in London after a long and severe illness left Mieczyslaw Smugarzewski – Polish Radio journalist, working there, among others, editor in chief of information, broadcasting Ones (“Signals of the day”, “Summer of radio”, “High Noon”) and Three.
February 4, 2014, died Tadeusz Mosz , economic journalist associated with Polish Television and Radio Tok FM. He was 60 years. Since 1980 he has been associated with Polish Television, where he created and led programs: “How is it, as it may be, as it should be, or how to transform a centrally planned system to a market”, “Open Studio”, “Marketplace”, “You say Mosz” – and the most famous “Plus Minus”, aired (with interruptions) in the years 2001-2013. Also co-led the morning TVP 1 “Coffee or Tea” and it was an economic commentator of “Panorama” on TVP 2. Since November 2007, he led the radio Tok FM author’s daily economic program “ECG – economics, equity, economy”. He was also a columnist for “BusinessWeek”, “Businessman Magazine” and “Cross Section”. “He developed his unique style of expression” – talked about economic journalist Tadeusz Moszu Polish Radio Program III Victor Legowicz. Mentioned him as a kindly, cheerful, full of passion and energy.
At age 68, died March 3 Thomas Trzcinski , a longtime journalist Polish Press Agency, the head of its department of scientific and service learning in Poland. The PAP started from the sports editor, in 1990-1991, he was a correspondent in Indochina. When he returned to the agency after a short break, went to the department of culture and science.
Also in March shot dead in Kabul Nils and Horner and , an experienced correspondent for the Swedish public radio. The journalist was shot by two attackers and died during transport to the hospital. Correspondent for Swedish Radio has been since 2001. Reported among inflammatory events in the Middle East and points of Afghanistan.
Marek Nowakowski , writer, screenwriter and journalist of “Gazeta Polish daily” died in May at the age of 79 years. He made his debut in 1957, published in “New Culture” story “Square”. In the following years he published collections of short stories, also wrote the novel “Trampoline” (1964). In the same month, Ukraine was killed Italian photojournalist Andy Rocchelli who worked there as a freelancer.
Publisher “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung “ Frank Schirrmacher died at age 54 of a heart attack. He was one of the most well-known German journalists. From the beginning of his career in 1985 associated with the “FAZ”. In 2008 he was awarded the prize in Catalunya Oberta Foundation, and four years later was awarded the Josef Neuberger for action to the Jewish community in Düsseldorf.
In July he died, in turn, Janusz Kondratowicz – songwriter, poet, satirist and journalist. He was a graduate of the Faculty of Polish Studies and School of Journalism at the University of Warsaw. As reported Gazetawroclawska.pl, while studying worked with the press of cultural and youth (“The directions”, “Pros & Cons”, “New Wsią” “so,” “contemporaneity” and “On Przełaj”), where he published m.in . literary criticism, interviews and documentaries. He wrote the texts, among others, the songs, like “Thirteenth”, “will return here”, “White Cross”. He died at the age of 74 years. Also in July, we said goodbye Andrew and Zaporowski ego , Polish TV journalist, co-founder of the programs “Studio Two” and “Letters about the economy. ” For many years he taught at the Institute of Journalism at the University of Warsaw.
Halina Miroszowa – co-host “Television Night” on TVP 2 – passed away in August, at the age of 93 years. For more than 50 years was associated with the Polish Radio and Polish Television. In his youth, a former Girl Scout, a member of the Grey Ranks and the Union of Armed Struggle. The TV also led Programs “Thumbnails” (TVP 1) and “Face to Face” (TVP 2) and was the author of numerous documentaries. In August we said goodbye to a journalist and Local Government Radom Bohdan and Kara seeds the founder of the site Internet Radom24.pl and previously deputy editor of the “Weekly Radomski” and director of the Movement SA in Radom. Karas was 49 years. He lost to cancer, the fight against which the end he wrote on the blog. In the same month he died one of the oldest sports journalists George Economist . As mentioned Dzieje.pl portal, during the occupation Economist magazine he edited the “Flame School” and “Young Forest”. After the war, he was head of the sports department “Voice of Labor”, editor of “Olympic Drive,” executive secretary “Sports Review” and a journalist “Football”. He was the last surviving founder member formed in 1957, the Society of Physical Culture.
In August and early September 2014 two American journalists lost their lives as a result of executions carried out by members of a paramilitary organization of the Islamic State (ISIS ). First jihadists beheaded James Foley , who for five years worked in the Middle East as a freelance correspondent, working, among others, GlobalPost agencies and the AFP and the organization Human Rights Watch. Foley was 41 years. He went missing in Syria November 22, 2012 year. 10 years younger Steven Sotloff posted correspondences among to “Time”. With survived kidnapped August 4, 2013 year near Aleppo, after crossing the Syrian border from the Turkish side. The video of his execution went to the web 2 September 2014 year.
Gregory Eberhardt , a longtime collaborator of “Solidarity Weekly,” and the author of a monograph on Joseph Mackiewiczu “A writer for adults,” died Sept. 10 at age 64 years. Less than two weeks later, he died a sports journalist Gregory Świątkiewicz for 30 years associated with Polish Television. Świątkiewicz went on TV all the ranks of journalism: preparing news, worked on broadcasts of major sporting events, created reports and documentaries of sports journalism program was editor of “short circuit”. He was 55 years old. Also in September we said goodbye Ireneusz Łęczka , a journalist, writer and regionalist Basin. As reported by the Katowice branch of service SdRP, Łęczek in the 70s ran a newspaper factory Mine “Red Basin” in Sosnowiec, from 1981 to 1991 he was secretary of the editorial board of “Evening”, and later served as deputy editor of the “Tribune Workers”, and in the years 1998- 2004 was the director of the Silesian branch “Tribune Warsaw.” He was also the founder and president of the radio “resonance” in Sosnowiec. He also worked as a spokesman.
Ben Bradlee , the legendary editor-in-chief of the newspaper “The Washington Post”, died in October 2014 year. It was under his supervision newspaper revealed scenes of Watergate, which led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon. Bradlee was 93 years. He directed, edited, “The Washington Post” in the years 1968-1991.
In the last month, after a long illness, died a journalist Polish Radio Program III Barbara Podmiotko. The Trinity has worked since 1977. She has many programs devoted to French music, including program “Under the Roofs of Paris”. “Every time prepared for the end of the responsible person. This was extremely modest man” – mentioned it on the website of the Polish Radio Krystyna Czubówna.At the end of October we said goodbye to a couple of journalists, Bridget ę Frosztęg ę -Kmiecik and Dariusz and Kmiecik and , who have a two-year son Remigiusz died Katowice as a result of a gas explosion in house in which they lived. Bridget Frosztęga-Kmiecik was 33 years old. TVP Katowice journalist, publisher emitted by the branch “magazine reporters,” and author of, among others, reports broadcast in “Warehouse Express reporters” and “Polish Reporter” (TVP 2), “pinch” (TVP 1) and “Telekurierze”. Mainly dealt with social issues. Was twice nominated for the Grand Press. Oct. 15. Competition for Journalism Review and Regional Branches TVP received the award for a series of “Mom and Dad, equally at home and at work.” Dariusz Kmiecik also started working in TVP Katowice, as a reporter for “News”. In November 2006, he moved to the “Facts” TVN. He made materials from Silesia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria and Germany. For the report of Arthur Hajzerze got the second prize at the Krakow Mountain Film Festival and the Audience Award (2013) and second prize at the National Competition for Journalism them. Krystyna Bochenek (2014).
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