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Latest comment: 11 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I respectfully request that the article Paul Breza not be deleted, speedily or otherwise.
Father Breza is a pivotal figure in the history of Kashubian America. Prior to Father Breza's establishment of the Polish Cultural Institution in 1979, the Kashubian American community had largely been subsumed into that of the Polish American community. I have chosen not to include this statement in this article 1) because Father Breza's efforts as priest and activist are already sufficient to establish his noteworthiness, and 2) because I intend to address the topic much more fully in a subsequent article to be entitled Kashubian American.
I thank you for your consideration. In the interests of full disclosure, I would like to assert that I myself am not Father Paul Breza nor even a relative of Father Breza's. I am merely one of his numerous admirers on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
