Maria Czubaszek dead. She was 76 years – Gazeta Wyborcza

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Maria Czubaszek (Paul MAŁECKI)

                  
                  
                  

                  
             

             
         
     
   
   
   
 
 
 
 

Maria Czubaszek dead. Unforgettable Humourist, writer and journalist, was 76 years.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                          
 

                 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

         

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Maria Czubaszek was born in 1939 in Warsaw. Her family came from Lviv. She read English (persevering year, but did not go in vain, because when her husband Wojciech Karolak calling musicians from the US, she said: "I do not understand"), then journalism. I've always wanted to work on the radio, but the practice of journalism went to "Gazeta Krakowska" and then to "Sport Review". In Krakow he learned that you need to conserve money (because the first day of the entire advance released on jeans and then did not even lunches editorial cafeteria), and "Review" play "makałko" (in the intervals game wrote the report with junior championships in boxing, which did not have a clue).

After studying at the University of Warsaw Maria Czubaszek started working in Polish Radio. After six years of work on channel passed in 1966 to Three.

Maria Czubaszek censorship: It was necessary to combine

in the January interview with "Election" Maria Czubaszek recalled:

- I started to write in the times of censorship. You had to really combine to this censorship somehow cleverly circumvented. With the cabarets then not cooperated, moreover, few of them were, I wrote a rather abstract things. As on every subject, the two schools. Some believe that as officially no censorship, no it just can write anything and this is a wonderful thing for people dealing with satire, especially political. But I rather belong to the second group. Once I even Janek Pietrzak talked about this. He believed that the censorship it was a terrible thing, and I - that affect the quality of the texts, however, because they did something to pass through her eyes, the text had to be more polished. Wrote the allusions, not beating right between the eyes.

Maria Czubaszek wrote satirical texts and plays for the famous actors who then were issued in the "Illustrated weekly entertainment." Led programs: "Run by rumors", co-created the "Illustrated magazine writers," "replay of entertainment", "smoke from a cigarette" or "Servus, I'm nerwus."

Maria Czubaszek is also the author of the lyrics including music Andrzej Dabrowski, Janusz Koman and Henryk Majewski.

Her lyrics sang, among others, Alibabki, and Ewa Bem, Catherine Cerekwicka, Andrzej Dabrowski, Renata Kretówna, Ewa Kuklińska, Grazyna Łobaszewska, Grzegorz Markowski, Krystyna Prońko, Ryszard Rynkowski, Trubadurzy or Vox.

Maria Czubaszek of death is terrible for those who are

Maria Czubaszek also created for television. She co-created, among others, scenarios for the TV series "Heart of a Dog," "On the Common" or "Ugly". She was a member of the editorial "HBO stand," she also regular participation in improvised cabaret "heirs". Czubaszek was also a constant commentator "glass shop" broadcast on TVN 24.

In 2009, Bogdan Zdrojewski awarded the Gold Medal "Gloria Artis".

In 2012, in an interview with Agnieszka Kublik Maria Czubaszek that spoke of death:

- a death is terrible for those who remain. I believe that after death there is nothing, absolutely, finally, after the ball. So I will not suffer. While terribly I would be afraid of suffering before death. My beloved Woody Allen said: "I am not afraid of death, but I wish I was not there when he coming after me." Today is prolonged human life. That's good. But if you want to prolong someone's infirmity and old age, I ask: why? I answer: I do not want to live. So that I had to change diapers. So as I live longer feel I should have the right to stop.

         

         

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