About Adolphe Bartels
Lived 1802 – 1862 (aged 59–60). Adolphe Bartels was a Belgian journalist, writer, politician and historian.
Adolphe Bartels (1802–1862) was a Belgian liberal, journalist and writer, notable for supporting the Belgian Revolution of 1830. He wrote two historical accounts of the Revolution, in 1834 and 1836 respectively. He also edited Radical, the liberal movement's official journal from 1837 to 1838.
Works Les Flandres et la révolution belge Documens historiques sur la révolution belge
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Who was Adolphe Bartels?
Belgian politician
When was Adolphe Bartels born?
Adolphe Bartels was born on 24 August 1802 in Brussels.
When did Adolphe Bartels die?
Adolphe Bartels died in 1862 in Brussels.
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Adolphe Bartels was a journalist, writer, politician and historian.
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Adolphe Bartels was Belgian.
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