jot-23
09.01.07, 19:51
"In the Polish-Lithuanian union, Lithuania was stronger and bigger, and the
cultural development was also higher in Lithuania. When Yahaila moved to
Krakow, the Polish capital, he took with him many Belarusian painters to work
decorating his palace. Until the end of his life, Yahaila couldn't speak
Polish and used his native Belarusian. His second wife, Sonka, was a
Belarusian patriot; she brought up her sons, Wladyslaw and Kazimir, in the
spirit of love of Belarus."
grunwald.iatp.by/eng1.htm