Kosinski, Jerzy, 1933-1991 (Personal Name)

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Tiefenthaler, S.L. Jerzy Kosinski, 1980: t.p. (Jerzy Kosinski) p. 12 (Jerzy Nikodem Kosinski; b. 6-14-33 in Lodz, Poland)

His Jerzy Kosiński--twarz i maski, 1992: p. 23 (Jerzy Kosiński found dead 5-3-91)

Being there, 1972, c1970: t.p. (Jerzy Kozinski)

Los Angeles times, May 12, 1996: book review, p.3 (born Jerzy Nikodem Lewintopf [i.e. Lewinkopf] in Lodz in 1933; his father chose Kosinski, the Polish equivalent of Smith, as the family's new name)

Myers, D.G. Review of Jerzy Kosinski: A Biography, in First things, Oct. 1996: p. 60 (only child of Moses and Elzbieta Lewinkopf)

LC database, May 31, 2006 (hdg.: Kosinski, Jerzy N., 1933- ; usage: Jerzy Kosinski [predominant form], Jerzy Kosiński)

Encyclopedia Britannica, viewed January 20, 2016: Jerzy Kosinski, American writer (born June 14, 1933 in Łódź, Poland; died May 3, 1991, New York, N.Y., U.S.; Polish-born American writer; M.A. degrees in history and political science, University of Łódź; emigrated to United States in 1957, settling in New York; published two nonfiction works under pen name Joseph Novak) http://www.britannica.com/biography/Jerzy-Kosinski