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One son, Jozef, was an architect, and I think that house on Slowackiego Avenue was designed by him. [Editor's note: The house at 15a Slowackiego Avenue was built in 1929 according to plans by Ludwik Wojtyczko; perhaps Jozef Wetstein was a member of Wojtyczko's architectural staff.] By the by, he also designed 'Feniks' in Cracow. [Editor's note: The 'Feniks' Society's building on the corner of the Main Market Square and Swietego Jana Street, the only building on the Square in the Modernist style, was designed by Prof. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz (1883-1948), one of Poland's most eminent architects - as in the case of the building at 15a Slowackiego Avenue, Wetstein was probably a member of Prof. Szyszko- Bohusz's staff].
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Leon Glazer