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Klementyna Hoffmanowa, born
Klementyna Tańska (23
November 1798 – 21
September 1845) was a
Polish novelist, playwright, editor, translator,
teacher and...
- Pierre-Jean
David d'Angers, 1838.
Carnevale Alexandre Dumas, (1829).
Klementyna Hoffmanowa: A
litograph originally published in:
Straszewicz J., Die
Polen und die...
- the
heart in part due to the fact that the
heart of
novelist Klementyna Hoffmanowa was
being kept in the
Wawel Cathedral. With the
support of
apostolic administrator...
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Aleksander Fredro (1798–1855) Adam
Mickiewicz (1798–1845)
Klementyna Hoffmanowa (1801–1869)
Franciszek Ksawery Godebski (1801–1876)
Seweryn Goszczyński...
- was
purchased by the government,
which still operates as the
Klementyna Hoffmanowa Lyceum and
Secondary School IX [pl].
Paulina Hewelke was born on 16 November...
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underground fighter Marek Hłasko, novelist,
short story writer Klementyna Hoffmanowa,
writer of
memoir and children's
literature Paweł Huelle,
essayist Juliusz...
- longest-serving
Queen of
France Emilia Plater,
revolutionary Klementyna Hoffmanowa, novelist,
playwright and
activist Maria Konopnicka,
writer and women's...
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administrator Klaus H.
Hofmann (1911–1995),
American chemist Klementyna Hoffmanowa (1798–1845),
Polish writer and
translator Larry Hoffman (1878–1948), American...
- of parti****nts
largely made up of
pupils and
followers of
Klementyna Hoffmanowa and Stanisław Jachowicz. They
included Narcyza Żmichowska, who was first...
- (1793–1826) Jan
Czeczot (1796–1846)
Tomasz Zan (1796–1855)
Klementyna Hoffmanowa (1798–1845) Adam
Mickiewicz (1798–1855), Dziady, Pan
Tadeusz Franciszek...
