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This document summarizes several popular Polish children's book and movie heroes from the 20th century. It describes goat Koziołek Matołek, the protagonist of a 1933 comic book and subsequent movies, known for his silly adventures. It also mentions the memorable dog heroes Lampo, Reksio, and Cywil, as well as bear heroes Coralgol, Uszatek, and the true story of Wojtek, a bear who served as a soldier in World War 2. Many of these characters are memorialized in Poland for their roles in shaping childhood memories.
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- 1. PETS - POLISH HEROES BOOKS AND MOVIES FOR CHILDREN
- 2. BOOK HEROES
- 3. KOZIOŁEK MATOŁEK KOZIOLEK MATOLEK Author: Kornel Makuszyński Illustrator: Marian Walentynowicz
- 4. First, a Polish comic book for children. Kornel Makuszynski wrote in 1933.
- 5. Hero is silly goat. It has a lot of adventures around the world. There are movies „Koziolek Matołek”. In Poland it is his memorial.
- 6. dog Lampo (Lightning) author: Roman Pisarski Very smart dog. He traveled by train in Italy. He had a house and friends. He saved the girl, but he died.
- 7. In Poland it is his memorial.
- 9. dog Reksio Little dog. He lives in a shack. He has many adventures in the backyard. Friends are a boy, chickens, ducks, birds, cats. Reksio teaches rescues, helps playing.
- 10. In Poland it is his memorial.
- 11. Cats – Bonifacy i Filemon Boniface is black, old cat. Filemon is small. They live in rural areas. Boniface Philemon teaches "life".
- 12. Bear Coralgol Coralgol bear lives in the forest. He wanted to learn to sing. It has a lot of friends and adventures.
- 13. Bear Uszatek It has a small house. Friends are suckling pig, rabbits, a dog, a cat and a crow. This story teaches.
- 14. Dog Cywil Dog Cywil police helps. It has a lot of adventures.
- 15. Dog Szarik Adventures of soldiers dog Szarik and World War II.
- 16. Bear Wojtek This is a true story. Bear Wojtek was a soldier. He fought in Italy at Monte Cassino.
- 17. Bear Wojtek has a memorial in Edinburgh (Scotland).