Korespondencja Adama Osińskiego (1892-1962) z bratem Kazimierzem Osińskim (1883-1956) z lat Wielkiej Wojny, ze zbiorów Muzeum Narodowego Ziemi Przemyskiej w Przemyślu

The author presents the correspondence of Adam Osiński with his brother Kazimierz from the time of the Great War, mainly from the Italian front. The brothers came from a family of Przemyśl intelligentsia. Adam was a doctor, one of the first Polish radiologists, and a talented photographer. He spent a considerable part of his life in the military service, first in the Austro-Hungarian Army, then afterwards the Polish Army. Kazimierz rendered significant services to the region as a co-founder and a long-time head of the Society of the Friends of Learning in Przemyśl, founder and long-time head of the Przemyśl Museum, social and cultural activist, museologist, participant in the First World War, Polish- Bolshevik war and the Second World War. This paper deals with archival material from the National Museum of the Przemyśl Region. The preserved correspondence contains nine documents: correspondence cards, postcards and one letter. The author intends to discover Adam Osiński for Przemyśl. The presented material, referring to Adam Osiński’s participation in the First World War, though not extensive, appears to be one more contribution to the wartime accounts of the residents of Przemyśl.