Władysław Jabłoński

• Name — Władysław Jabłoński • Office — Mayor of Warsaw • Term Start — 2 October 1922 • Term End — 21 September 1927 • Predecessor — Stanisław Nowodworski • Successor — Zygmunt Słomiński • Born — 2 October 1872 • Birthplace — Warsaw, Congress Poland, Russian Empire (now part of Poland) • Died — 21 September 1952 • Place of death — Warsaw, Poland • Resting Place — Powązki Cemetery, Warsaw, Poland • Occupation — * Architect • politician • Education — Vienna University of Technology

• Illustration — The grave of Władysław Jabłoński at the Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw, Poland. Władysław Jabłoński was born on 2 October 1872 in Warsaw in the Kingdom of Poland, Russian Empire (now part of Poland). He was a son of Ignacy Jabłoński and Józefa Jabłońska (née Gruberski). In 1890 he has graduated from a vocational school in Warsaw. He has then studied architecture in Saint Petersburg and at the Vienna University of Technology. For many years he has worked in the City Administration of Warsaw. In 1918 he co-founded the Warsaw Worker's Trade Unions Management. Jabłoński was also the city head architect. Additionally, he taught at the private university of the Science Courses Association. From 7 December 1922 to 6 July 1927, he was the mayor of Warsaw. While in office, the inflation in the city economy was stopped, and the manufacturing and service industries were greatly developed. The housing situation was also improved. Jabłoński died on 21 September 1952, 11 days before his 80th birthday, in Warsaw, and was buried at the Powązki Cemetery in the city (grave no. 63–4–6,7).