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JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
L.143/1937/38
DIPLOMA
of the MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY
Mr. Samuel Djament, born on 7th of August 1913 in Cracow, completed the required courses at the Jagiellonian University in the years 1931/32 – 1934/35 at
the Department of Philosophy in the field of Mathematics, and passed the following examinations:
Integral and differential calculus with an
introduction to analysis: Grade: Very good
Analytic geometry: Grade: Very good
Higher algebra and elements of number theory: Grade: Very good
Theoretical mechanics: Grade: Satisfactory
Experimental physics: Grade: Good
General principles of philosophy Grade: Good
Theory of curves: Grade: Very good
Algebraic curves: Grade: Very good
General astronomy: Grade: Very good
Final exam: Grade: Good
In addition he submitted, with the grade of Satisfactory, a Master thesis on the topic: “Mathematical theory of the struggle for survival”.
Consequently, upon the recommendation of the Examining Committee, the Faculty of the Department of Philosophy of the Jagiellonian University awards to
Samuel Djament the degree of Master of Philosophy, as a proof of the completion of his studies in the field of Mathematics.
Cracow, June 24th, 1938
Signed by the President, the Dean, and the chairman of the Examining Committee.
Translated by Vladimir Drobot.
Translator’s comments: The scale of the grades was: Very good, Good, Satisfactory, Fail. So the committee was not too impressed with his thesis
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
L.143/1937/38
DIPLOMA
of the MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY
Mr. Samuel Djament, born on 7th of August 1913 in Cracow, completed the required courses at the Jagiellonian University in the years 1931/32 – 1934/35 at
the Department of Philosophy in the field of Mathematics, and passed the following examinations:
Integral and differential calculus with an
introduction to analysis: Grade: Very good
Analytic geometry: Grade: Very good
Higher algebra and elements of number theory: Grade: Very good
Theoretical mechanics: Grade: Satisfactory
Experimental physics: Grade: Good
General principles of philosophy Grade: Good
Theory of curves: Grade: Very good
Algebraic curves: Grade: Very good
General astronomy: Grade: Very good
Final exam: Grade: Good
In addition he submitted, with the grade of Satisfactory, a Master thesis on the topic: “Mathematical theory of the struggle for survival”.
Consequently, upon the recommendation of the Examining Committee, the Faculty of the Department of Philosophy of the Jagiellonian University awards to
Samuel Djament the degree of Master of Philosophy, as a proof of the completion of his studies in the field of Mathematics.
Cracow, June 24th, 1938
Signed by the President, the Dean, and the chairman of the Examining Committee.
Translated by Vladimir Drobot.
Translator’s comments: The scale of the grades was: Very good, Good, Satisfactory, Fail. So the committee was not too impressed with his thesis
Samuel Djament (Stefan Drobot) Diploma from the Jagellonian University
Samuel Djament (Stefan Drobot) Dossiers
A collection of documents from Stefan’s personnel file maintained at the Wroclaw Polytechnic. These contained information about person’s political views, attitudes, reliability, social origin (very important),
religious affiliations, etc. Presumably, it often contained incriminating material, if available, for possible future blackmail. These dossiers were maintained by the Polish Communist Party (PZPR – United Polish
Worker’s Party) in cooperation with the security apparatus.
Translated by Stefan's son Vladimir, who also provided his perspective of the contents.
religious affiliations, etc. Presumably, it often contained incriminating material, if available, for possible future blackmail. These dossiers were maintained by the Polish Communist Party (PZPR – United Polish
Worker’s Party) in cooperation with the security apparatus.
Translated by Stefan's son Vladimir, who also provided his perspective of the contents.
The Class of 1931
Some interesting memorabilia from the class of 1931 at the state gymnasium no 7 (named after Adam Mickiewicz), the school attended by Samuel and Jakub Djament, 8th grade.
Contributed by Vivien Lapa of Montreal, Canada, daughter of Wladyslaw (Alfred) Zbik, classmate of Jakub and Samuel.
Contributed by Vivien Lapa of Montreal, Canada, daughter of Wladyslaw (Alfred) Zbik, classmate of Jakub and Samuel.
Class photo of Jakub Djament
Class of 1931 photo
School booklet, front page
Class of 1931 student register
Class photo of Samuel Djament
Register of Student Birthdays
