Apartment of Stefan Żeromski at the Royal Castle, Warsaw
Museum in Warsaw, Poland
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Apartment of Stefan Żeromski at the Royal Castle in Warsaw (Mieszkanie Stefana Żeromskiego na Zamku Królewskim w Warszawie) is a writer's house museum in Warsaw, Poland.[1] It is the apartment room that Stefan Zeromski, a Polish novelist and dramatist, once stayed in.
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- ^ "Mieszkanie Stefana Żeromskiego na Zamku Królewskim - Mazowiecki Szlak Literacki". msl.nogravity.io. Retrieved 2022-07-27.
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