About Henryk Biegeleisen
Lived 1855 – 1934 (aged 78). Henryk Biegeleisen was an Austrian and Polish historian.
Henryk Biegeleisen (1855–1934) was a Polish historian, literary critic, publisher, journalist, and ethnographer specializing in the history of Polish literature from the sixteenth through the nineteenth century. His greatest accomplishment in the field of publishing included a series of books devoted to Romanticism in Poland. He prepared annotated editions of works of the Polish national bards: Adam Mickiewicz, Juliusz Słowacki, and Zygmunt Krasiński.
Private life His sons were Bolesław Biegeleisen and Leon Biegeleisen.
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Who was Henryk Biegeleisen?
Polish historian (1855-1934)
When was Henryk Biegeleisen born?
Henryk Biegeleisen was born on 24 October 1855 in Tovste.
When did Henryk Biegeleisen die?
Henryk Biegeleisen died on 1 April 1934 in Lviv.
What was Henryk Biegeleisen's occupation?
Henryk Biegeleisen was a historian.
What nationality was Henryk Biegeleisen?
Henryk Biegeleisen was Austrian and Polish.
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