Zalewski
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Zalewski (feminine: Zalewska, plural: Zalewscy) is a Polish-language surname. The surname comes from a topographic name for someone who lived by a flood plain, bay, or any other small body of water. Two locations that this may be connected to are Zalew in Sieradz voivodeship or Zalewo in Olsztyn voivodeship.[1]
The Germanised version of this surname is Salewski, usually found in the Silesia region.
An early form of this surname was first noted in the year 1370. Many families from different classes and with different background used this surname. Several famous people have the surname Zalewski or a variant of it:
- Anna Zalewska (born 1965), Polish politician
- Aran Zalewski (born 1991), Australian field hockey player
- August Zaleski (1883-1972), Polish politician
- Emil von Zelewski (1854-1891), Imperial German Army officer
- Erich von dem Bach Zelewski (1899-1972), SS-Obergruppenführer
- Karol Zalewski (born 1993), Polish athlete
- Krystian Zalewski (born 1989), Polish athlete
- Ksawery Zalewski, Polish diplomat, part of the Piłsudski's Prometheism government, worker of consulate in French Lille (1925–1926) and Georgian Tbilisi (1926–1936). Later titular consul in Tbilisi.
- Ludwik Zalewski (1954–2025), Polish politician
- Michał Zalewski (born 1981), Polish "White Hat" Hacker, computer security expert
- Nicola Zalewski, Polish footballer
References
[edit]- ^ "Zalewski Name Meaning and History". The Zalewski Surname. Ancestry.com. Retrieved 2011-11-09.
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