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The column satirises Polish Australians' litigiousness, deriving from an overinflated sense of personal honour.
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English translation of the title: To Court
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Editor's note: 'Tygodnik Polski', Melbourne, 25 May 1991.
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The column includes an untitled satirical poem by the author, on the theme of Polish Australians' litigiousness and oversensitivity to slights.
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The column includes a cartoon illustration of two moustachioed Poles with their dogs, each dog reading out a lawsuit to the other.
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