Reporter Volume 25, No.22 March 24, 1994

Stanislaw Dabrowski, history professor
Funeral services were held March 21 in Corpus Christi Catholic church
for Stanislaw Dabrowski, 67, a history professor and lecturer on
Eastern European history and politics, who died March 17 in Hospice
Buffalo, Alden. Dabrowski taught history at UB and several other
universities including Kent State in Ohio and Alliance College, a
Pennsylvania school sponsored by the Polish National Alliance.
	Dabrowski, a native of Poland, came to the U.S. in the late
1940s. He earned a bachelorUs degree from St. MartinUs College,
Olympia, Washington; a masterUs degree from Fordham University and his
doctorate from Kent State University. He moved to Buffalo in 1971.
	He published numerous articles including many in Nowy
Dziennik, a newspaper in New York City and kept a journal of his
experiences as a Polish immigrant. The journal, which numbers 90
volumes, will be donated to Jagiellonian University in Poland.
	A former president of Polanie, a Polish social club, and a
vice president of the Polish Cultural Foundation, he was a member of
the Paderewski Polish Singing Circle, the Chopin Singing Society, the
Polish National Alliance and the Polish American Congress.
	He served in the Army during the Korean War.
	Survivors include three daughters, Isabella of Texas; Dorota
of Warsaw, Poland and Krystyna of Pennsylvania; two brothers, Jozek
and Rysek, both of Poland; and two sisters, Pelagia Rozek and Zoia
Soltysik, both of Poland.