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Jerzy Gross aka Michael Emge (1929-2014) was one of the survivors of the Shoah and the extermination camps. He told his story in a 2014 book: "Spiel mir das Lied vom Leben. Judith und der Junge von Schindlers Liste" (by Angela Krumpen). This book was translated into Italian with the title "Il violinista di Schindler".
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Nice name. But I prefer Jurek.
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It's funny because while I know it's a Polish name, all I can think of is a greasy guido sporting an airbrushed t-shirt that says "JERZY'S FINEST".
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I like a lot of Polish names, but I hate this name. I unfortunately think of Jerzy Kosinski and his horrible book The Painted Bird.
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Jerzy Popieluszko was a Polish priest who did what he could for the solidarity and really got punished for it. And it's not 'jersey'.
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Actor, writer, and director Jerzy Skolimowski is a famous bearer of the name Jerzy.
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The name looks like the word 'jersey'.
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Jerzy Kozinski, 20th century author, is a famous bearer of this name. His novels include "Being There" and "The Painted Bird."
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I have also seen this used for girls and another spelling I have seen used is Jersy.
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A colleague of mine, who is from Poland, is named Jerzy and insists the correct pronunciation is "YUR-ik".
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The correct pronunciation of the name Jerzy is in fact "YEH-zhih" (the closest approximation I could make.) The most common nickname for Jerzy is Jurek, which is doubtless what your colleague was referring to.
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