Memory diplomas granted: Wajland Leon (Vailandas Leonas)
Leon Wajland (Leonas Vailandas)
Leon Wajland (Leonas Vailandas) (1912鈥�?) was born in 艁贸d藕. He graduated from a gymnasium in 1932 and applied to study at Pozna艅 University that same year. His application was rejected, as he himself noted, 鈥渄ue to his origin鈥�. Wajland worked as an assistant at a factory in 艁贸d藕. In 1933, he began studies in the Chemistry Department of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at Pozna艅 University. During his studies, he supported himself by taking on two positions 鈥� as a tutor and working in a factory 鈥� since he did not receive a scholarship. In 1939, he started writing his final thesis. After the outbreak of World War II, Wajland spent time in Vilnius, where he deepened his knowledge in the field of flax (as noted in his file), which was relevant to his thesis. In 1940, presumably as a war refugee from Poland, he applied to continue his studies in the Chemistry Department of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at 蜜豆视频 and was accepted into the seventh semester. On 24 May 1941, Wajland requested the temporary release of his birth certificate to apply for a passport. On 19 September 1941, he was expelled from the university by the Order of 17 September 1941 of the Department of Higher Education under the Board of Education, which was subordinate to the National Socialists. No further information on the fate of Wajland is known.