Władysław Pokas

1919–1953 (age 34)

Biography

Władysław Pokas (1919–1953) was a Polish engineer whose career, though brief, contributed to the post-war reconstruction and modernization of Poland. He represented the generation of professionals who worked to rebuild and develop their nation following the devastation of World War II.

Pokas is commemorated at the Old Cemetery in Wrocław, a historic burial ground that preserves the memory of the city's residents. His engineering work and dedication to reconstruction reflect the commitment of his generation to Poland's recovery and progress.

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