Summary Henryk Magnuski was an outstanding Polish scientist whose discoveries had a significant impact on the fate of World War II and thus the lives of millions of people. During World War II, he accidentally stays in the United States. There he began working on his most famous discoveries: a walkie-talkie radio station and a beacon that guided planes to airports. After the war, it was impossible to talk about someone working for the USA in Poland at all. Later, years later, when the political situation changed, Magnuski was forgotten.

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