Hersch Lauterpacht (1897-1960) – droga do nauki prawa międzynarodowego
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This paper aims to describe the development stage of Hersch Lauterpacht’s scholarly career.
For the first time in literature it evokes the details of his education in a Polish Gymnasium no 5 in
Lwów (now Lviv) (1908–1915), his studies at the Faculty of Law at University of Lwów – which
was Polish at the time (1915–1919) and, also, at the Austrian University in Vienna (1919–1922).
Efforts were made to show who, amongst the professors in Lwów and in Vienna, had influence
on the formation of Lauterpacht scientific views – proving that it could be professor Stanisław
Starzyński in Lwów, who was Lauterpacht’s first lecturer in the field of international law and Leo
Strisower, whose lectures he attended in Vienna, and under whose guidance he wrote his doctoral
dissertation on political science. The reasons that led to Lauterpacht to leave Lwów in 1919 before
finishing his studies are also described. The latter part of this paper aims to answer the question
whether Lauterpacht came to London as a scholar or still as an apprentice.
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