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Janosik – We Remember!
by John H. Hausner
Synopsis
Since 1976, when poems by Sebastian first began appearing in Slavic periodicals, Slavs developed a love and ethnic pride for this new, but still unknown, Slavic poet. Shortly thereafter, Sebastian's poems began appearing in the general news media and anthologies of great contemporary poems throughout the United States and Canada, creating a love for Sebastian's poetry among the general population. With the publication of Sebastian, the Essence of My Soul, by Vantage Press Inc. in 1982, the identity of John H. Hausner as the poet Sebastian became known for the first time.
Though Sebastian's poetry has become cherished by people of all ethnic ancestry and in all walks of life, poet John H. Hausner has never forgotten his Slavic heritage and has continued to write poetry specifically directed to the Slavic community.
This work includes the beautiful epic poem, "Janosik – We Remember!" as well as five shorter poems of special significance to Slavs and the preservation of the Slavic heritage.
All of the poems are beautifully illustrated by the Slavic artist Tibor Kovalik producing a work of art by two creative Slavs which should be read and cherished by Slavs throughout the world. This book should awaken, strengthen and preserve our Slavic heritage, pride and group identity.
Author Biography
John H. Hausner
John H. Hausner was born in Detroit, Michigan on October 31, 1932. Both of his parents, John E. Hausner and Anna Mudrak Hausner, are of Slavic descent. His father was born in Kosice on May 6, 1897 and came to the United States as a child in 1902 with his parents. His mother was born in Tacoma, Washington on April 4, 1906, but then returned to Vranov, Slovakia with her mother and lived there until the Fall of 1913. Both of Judge Hausner's parents lived in Hamtramck, Michigan, on the street where the Hausner family lived since 1916, until their death in the 1990s.
Judge Hausner is a graduate of Hamtramck High School and a member of its Hall of Honor, a recognition bestowed on only 67 of its more than 25,000 graduates. He received his Ph.B. degree, cum laude, and his Master of Arts degree, both with a major in political science from the University of Detroit. In between these two degrees, he served in the United States Army for two years, spending most of his military time in Karlsruhe, Germany where he distinguished himself as a teacher in the United States Armed Forces Institute.
After returning from the service he taught in the Detroit Public Schools from 1957 to 1959. From 1959 to 1961 he was a teaching fellow in Political Science at the University of Cincinnati. He then returned to Detroit and resumed teaching in the Detroit Public Schools and also served as an instructor at the University of Detroit.
While teaching he attended the University of Detroit School of Law from which he was graduated summa cum laude in December, 1966 and became a practicing lawyer on July 14, 1967.
On December 1, 1969 he became Chief of the Fraud Section in the U.S. Attorney's office for the Eastern District of Michigan, later being promoted to Chief of the Civil Section, then Chief of the Criminal Section, and finally Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney until April 1, 1976 when he was appointed as Michigan's Circuit Judge by the governor, a position which he held after being twice re-elected by the citizens of Wayne County, Michigan until 12/31/94.
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Book Details
ISBN: 9781603881692
Book Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: 35
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