About Wanda Malecka
Lived 1800 – 1860. Wanda Malecka was a poet, translator and writer.
Wanda Malecka (1800 – 22 October 1860) was a Polish editor, translator, poet, novelist, printer, publisher and journalist. She was the first female in Poland to publish a newspaper.
Her husband was also a poet and an editor. In 1818–20, she was the editor of the handwritten paper Domownik. In 1822–23, she was the publisher of Bronisława, and in 1826–31 Wybór romansów. She also wrote articles for Wanda. She also translated from French and English. She wrote the poems "Wanda" about the legendary Princess Wanda, daughter of Krakus. She also wrote the novels Teraz dopiero kocham prawdziwie, Opuszona, and Fabiana.
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Who was Wanda Malecka?
Polish writer (1800–1860)
When was Wanda Malecka born?
Wanda Malecka was born in 1800 in Góra Kalwaria.
When did Wanda Malecka die?
Wanda Malecka died on 22 October 1860 in Warsaw.
What was Wanda Malecka's occupation?
Wanda Malecka was a poet, translator and writer.
What nationality was Wanda Malecka?
Wanda Malecka's recorded nationality: Duchy of Warsaw, Congress Poland.
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