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In page Zuzanna Ginczanka:

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Ginczanka spoke both Russian, the choice of her emancipated parents, and the Polish of her friends. Despite living in a Yiddish-speaking town, she did not know that language.[citation needed] Her longing to become a Polish poet caused her to choose the Polish language. According to Ginczanka's mother, she began composing verses at the age of four, authoring a whole ballad at the age of eight.[1] She published her first poems while still in school, debuting in 1931—at the age of 14—with the poem "Uczta wakacyjna" ("A Vacation Feast"), published in her bimonthly high-school newspaper Echa Szkolne (School Echoes), edited by Czesław Janczarski.[2] During this period of her life, Ginczanka was also active as the author of song lyrics.[3]