Tomasz Rozwadowski was a music and film journalist associated with “Dziennik Bałtycki” for many years. He died on Friday in Warsaw. “He was close to people he cared about and who cared about him. I would not like it to be said or written that he ‘lost to the disease’. This is not and has not been an equal fight in which you can distinguish winners and losers” – wrote, as he quotes, Cyryl Rozwadowski.
Tomasz Rozwadowski is dead
“He also leaves behind a piece of the proud history of Gdańsk – a city he loved and proudly represented. A city that appreciated his merits in promoting valuable music and culture as such. (…) He was a treasure trove of knowledge and an extremely emotional man with an admirable compass. He liked black humor, but it was the tenderness that gave him an extraordinary view of reality and works of culture that made him unique – both privately and professionally, because his texts about music and film were published for two decades in Dziennik Bałtycki ‘they were the essence of the aura of the Tri-City and helped to understand it “- remembers Tomasz Rozwadowski’s son.
The journalist will be buried in his beloved Gdańsk. The family will inform about the date and place of the funeral. “Pain and sadness are natural in the face of moments that we will not spend together anymore, but it is the celebration of all the wonderful moments that we have lived together gives relief. I hope you will perceive it similarly” – wrote Cyryl Rozwadowski.
Source: Gazeta
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