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In August 2019, there is the 120th birth anniversary of an extraordinary woman. She was born in Vienna, her father was Karol Lanckoroński, collector, art historian, mother Małgorzata Lichnovsky. Karolina Lanckorońska was under the influence of her father and she always felt Polish. She was an art historian and the first woman in Poland to become a lecturer (docent) at the Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv. During World War II, being a Home Army soldier, she was arrested by the Nazis, sentenced to death and imprisoned in the Ravensbrück camp. After the war, she lived in Rome. She devoted herself to work for Polish culture and science. She was a co-founder of the Polish Historical Institute in Rome and the De Brzezie Lanckoronski Foundation. She received many Polish and foreign distinctions and the doctorate honoris causa of the Jagiellonian and Wroclaw Universities. She is an author of many scientific articles, memoirs, editors and the book War Memories. She donated an invaluable collection of works of art inherited from her father to the Royal Castle in Warsaw and to the Wawel Castle. She was an extraordinary person, an unattainable role model of a noble patriot.

Karolina Lanckorońska (1898–2002). W stu dwudziestą rocznicę urodzin