About Aleksander Albert Krajewski
Lived 1818 – 1903 (aged 84). Aleksander Albert Krajewski was a Polish and Russian translator.
Aleksander Albert Krajewski (28 February 1818 or 1819 -4 January 1903 ) was a Polish publicist and translator. For activity in Polish nationalist organizations sentenced to katorga by Russian Empire in 1838; returned after the amnesty of 1858. His translations include Goethe's Faust, works of Roman poet Horace and British poet George Gordon Byron.
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Who was Aleksander Albert Krajewski?
Polish publicist (1818–1903)
When was Aleksander Albert Krajewski born?
Aleksander Albert Krajewski was born on 28 February 1818 in Zgorzałowo, Warsaw.
When did Aleksander Albert Krajewski die?
Aleksander Albert Krajewski died on 4 January 1903 in Warsaw.
What was Aleksander Albert Krajewski's occupation?
Aleksander Albert Krajewski was a translator.
What nationality was Aleksander Albert Krajewski?
Aleksander Albert Krajewski was Polish and Russian.
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