Stefan Terlezki [SEP] occupation
Stefan Terlezki
Stefan Terlezki, (29 October 1927 – 21 February 2006) was a British Conservative politician who served as Member of Parliament (MP) for Cardiff West from 1983 to 1987. Terlezki was born in Antonivka, a village near the town of Tlumach in what is now western Ukraine but was then part of Poland. Terlezki experienced life in both Nazi Germany, and the Soviet Union, which made him a powerful voice against totalitarian governments.
Early life.
Terlezki was brought up in the nearby farming community
law took charge of the village school at Antonivka, near Tlumach. She is now remembered by a plaque on the school wall in Antonivka.
According to the memoirs of one of her pupils, Stefan Terlezki, the two women taught more than a hundred children between them. The main medium of instruction had to be Polish but teaching of the Ukrainian language and literature was permitted. Terlezki recalls how his teacher instilled her love of Ukrainian culture in her pupils. Pidhiryanka was in turn inspired by her noisy class to write Гомін