New York, New York
SWIETOCHOWSKI--Tadeusz Tad, Professor of Russian and Middle Eastern History, expert in the Caucasus and Azerbaijan, died on February 15, 2017 at the age of 84 in New York. Tad was born in Lille, France, to a Polish gentry family of Stanislawa (Olek) and Stanislaw Swietochowski, a Polish Olympian,...
Read MoreOn the third anniversary of Tad's passing, I realize how much his wisdom applies to the current world situation, and I wish I had a hotline to Tad to compare notes ! I cherish Tad's and Mimi's memories, and wish all their friends well.
Helen jordan
February 14, 2020 | Lane Cove NSW Australia, FL | Friend
Thanks for your contribution on Azerbaijan.
Fuad Alakbarov
November 08, 2018 | Glasgow | Significant_other
Tad, we will miss you at our holiday dinners, and will always think of you on those occasions. Rest in peace.
Catherine Windels
May 03, 2017 | Scarsdale, NY | Friend
Tad-muallim! My thoughts and prayers will always be with you. Thank you for opening your home, your profession, and your heart. You remain my model of what a humanist, an academic, and a caring person is and should be. Allah rehmet elasin.
Eric Lepisto
March 15, 2017
Tad at the conference in Baku (fot. Kasia Górska)
Maciej Bulanda
March 10, 2017
Tad, I wish I could once again to talk with you sitting at a table somewhere in New York, Warsaw or Baku as we used to do it.
Marcin Nawrot
March 09, 2017 | Warsaw, Poland
R.I.P., Tad. Wish I could have, and had gotten to know you sooner, and for much longer than I had. Mentors like you were and are rare. You shall be missed by many, from across the globe, who had the privilege of knowing you, and learning from you. RIP.
Nima Shafaieh
February 21, 2017 | Dublin, OH
May Tad rest in peace next to Mimi. Lots of fond memories during the time we were all in NY.
Stefano Carboni
February 20, 2017 | Perth
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