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Although her debut in was not the luckiest, she developed her unique style thanks to her performances on the stages of the 'Qui Pro Quo' cabaret..
Trails of Hope.Polish actress, singer and dancer (–).
Born Maria Pietruszynska in , the only child of a working-class Warsaw family, she was sent to ballet school partly for the free breakfasts and dinners the. Although her debut in was not the luckiest, she developed her unique style thanks to her performances on the stages of the 'Qui Pro Quo' cabaret. Ostatnie lata życia spędziła w Libanie, pod opieką lekarzy. Loosely based on a biography of a famous Polish singer from the 's, Hanka Ordonowna. The Odyssey of Freedom Hanka Ordonówna (1902-1950) - People
Hanka Ordonówna (1902-1950)
Hanka Ordonówna was a Polish singer, actress, dancer, poet and lyricist.
Real name Maria Anna (Marianna) Tyszkiewicz, née Pietruszyńska, also known by the pseudonym Weronika Hort, born on 4 August 1902 in Warsaw, died on 8 September 1950 in Beirut (Lebanon).
Hanka Ordonówna was a Polish singer, actress, dancer, poet and lyricist, one of the most famous stars of Polish cabaret in the interwar period.
Her best known stage names were Ordonka, Kniaginiuszka or Kobieta Wamp [the Vamp Woman]. Yet, for the Polish orphans evacuated from the Soviet Union for whom she organised an orphanage, and about whom she wrote a book entitled Tułacze dzieci [Exiled Children] published in 1948 in Beirut under the pseudonym of Weronika Hort, she was simply a good lady who sang.
She was born in Warsaw at 68 Żelazna Street, into the poor family of Warsaw labourer Władysław Pietruszyński and
