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Jan Tomaszewski

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Jan Tomaszewski

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Polish footballer

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Jan Tomaszewski is a Polish male association football player, journalist, coach, and politician born in Wrocław on January 9, 1948. He represented Poland as a goalkeeper in the 1974 and 1978 FIFA World Cups and the 1976 Summer Olympics. His club career included stints with ŁKS Łódź, Legia Warsaw, Śląsk Wrocław, and Hércules CF. He began his work period in 1960 and has worked in Warsaw.

Tomaszewski is a member of the Law and Justice political party and speaks Polish. He is known by the nicknames Tomek and l'home que aturà Anglaterra. In addition to his sports and political roles, he is an author with three works, including The bio-ecological trend in soil science, Charakterystyka krenologiczna masywu krystalicznego na przykładzie Karkonoszy, and The problem of systemization of the world's soils.

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Works
3

Top works

  • The bio-ecological trend in soil science
  • Charakterystyka krenologiczna masywu krystalicznego na przykładzie Karkonoszy
  • The problem of systemization of the world's soils

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Jan
Family name
Tomaszewski
Gender
male
Citizenship
Poland
Place of birth
Wrocław
Occupation
politician
Political party
Law and Justice
Languages spoken
Polish
Participant in
1976 Summer Olympics
Member of team
Beerschot A.C.
Position played
goalkeeper
Country for sport
Poland
Mass
94
Image
Jan Tomaszewski.jpg
Height
193
Work location
Warsaw
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Commons category
Jan Tomaszewski
date of birth
1948-01-09
name in native language
Jan Tomaszewski
pseudonym
Tomek, l'home que aturà Anglaterra
start of work period
1960-00-00
nickname
Tomek
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