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"I Don't Know What to Do in This Terrible situation." 30 Years Since the Nobel Prize that Turned Szymborska's World Upside Down.

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Czesław Miłosz calling with congratulations and expressions of sympathy, jokes about a plane hijacking, and a Swedish embargo on photos with the king. When the Swedish Academy announced its verdict 30 years ago awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature to a Pole, Wisława Szymborska simply wanted to finish writing a poem in a Zakopane guesthouse. Instead, she had to face a media tsunami.
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Czesław Miłosz calling with congratulations and expressions of sympathy, jokes about a plane hijacking, and a Swedish embargo on photos with the king. When the Swedish Academy announced its verdict 30 years ago awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature to a Pole, Wisława Szymborska simply wanted to finish writing a poem in a Zakopane guesthouse. Instead, she had to face a media tsunami.

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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