About Stanisław Pigoń
Lived 1885 – 1968 (aged 83). Stanisław Pigoń was a Polish military officer, literary historian, pedagogue, editing staff and philologist.
Stanisław Pigoń (27 September 1885 – 18 December 1968) was a literary historian, rector of the Vilnius University from 1927 until 1928.
Biography He came from a peasant family, the son of Jan Pigoń and Katarzyna née Rymarz. His remainings were buried at the Salwator Cemetery. State Award of the 1st degree for his scientific activity (1955) Alfred Jurzykowski Foundation Prize (1965) Honorary degree of the University of Chicago (1968)
Commemoration In 2001, the Rector and Senate of the Jagiellonian University established the Stanisław Pigoń Scholarship Fund, supporting students from rural areas and small towns facing financial hardship. In 2009 a street in Rzeszów was named after him.
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Who was Stanisław Pigoń?
Polish officer (1885-1968)
When was Stanisław Pigoń born?
Stanisław Pigoń was born on 27 September 1885 in Kombornia.
When did Stanisław Pigoń die?
Stanisław Pigoń died on 18 December 1968 in Kraków.
What was Stanisław Pigoń's occupation?
Stanisław Pigoń was a military officer, literary historian, pedagogue, editing staff and philologist.
What nationality was Stanisław Pigoń?
Stanisław Pigoń was Polish.
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