Famous People with Name Jaroslaw

Jaroslaw Lato            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Jaroslaw Lato: a Polish footballer (winger) currently playing for Polonia Warsaw. Lato has also played for Stal Swidnica, Lechia Dzierzoniów, Slask Wroclaw, RKS Radomsko and Widzew Lódz. He is not related to Grzegorz Lato.

Jaroslaw Mikutel            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Jaroslaw Mikutel: a Polish footballer who plays as a midfielder for Zaglebie Lubin.

Jaroslaw Pasnik            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Jaroslaw Pasnik: a Polish footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Polish second-tier side Znicz Pruszków.

Jaroslaw Kukowski            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Jaroslaw Kukowski: Polish contemporary painter dealing with moral and social issues in a controversial manner. His works were displayed in The Department of The National Museum ”Królikarnia”, Salons of the Auction House Rempex, "Gallery BP", Gallery "Tamka", "Gallery SD", "Gallery Bellotto"- in Warsaw; Museum of Galicia, Bunker of Art, Gallery "Turlej Fundation"- in Krakow; Voergaard Castle, Gallery Herning, Gallery Kolding - in Denmark; Art Expo in New York, and many other galleries and museums. The majority of Kukowski’s paintings were catalogued in the albums published by the auction houses, galleries and publishing houses.

Jaroslaw Gowin            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Jaroslaw Gowin: is a Polish conservative politician. He was elected to Senate on September 25, 2005, candidating from Civic Platform. During the 2007 Polish parliamentary elections, he was Platform's leader in the Cracow constituency after Jan Rokita decided not to run. He was elected to the Sejm with 160,465 votes, which gave him second place, just short of Zbigniew Ziobro. Gowin has a PhD in philosophy and is the founder and dean of Cracow's Jozef Tischner Higher European School, which is named after his one-time professor and personal friend Józef Tischner. He is the former editor of the Znak monthly and is known to be an expert on the philosophy of John Paul II, having established the first graduate course in Poland dedicated to the field.