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František Ladislav Rieger

František Ladislav Rieger was a writer, economist, politician, jurist, poet and editing staff (1818–1903). He was born in Semily and died in Prague.

Also recorded as Philipp Friedrick von Rieger · Francis L. Rieger

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František Ladislav Rieger (1818–1903), Czech politician and publicist, leader of the early Czech nationalist movement

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Biography

The authorities additionally record the headings Philipp Friedrick von Rieger and Francis L. Rieger. His recorded language was Czech.

He was the child of Terezie Riegrová. He married Marie Riegrová-Palacká. 3 children are recorded: Marie Červinková-Riegrová, Bohuslav Rieger and Libuše Bráfová.

Recorded positions include Member of Abgeordnetenhaus, Member of the Austrian Reichstag and Member of the Bohemian Diet. He belonged to Serbian Learned Society and Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts.

František Ladislav Rieger is recorded with the occupation editing staff. Recorded as writer, economist, politician, jurist and poet.

František Ladislav Rieger studied at Charles University. The recorded working language is Czech.

Positions recorded include Member of Abgeordnetenhaus and Member of the Austrian Reichstag.

Distinctions recorded are honorary citizen of Chrudim, honorary citizen of Klatovy, honorary citizen of Pardubice and honorary citizen of Polná.

František Ladislav Rieger (1818-1903) in 1870's. Image published in Finnish periodical Suomen Kuvalehti in November 1879.

František Ladislav Rieger (1818-1903) in 1870's. Image published in Finnish periodical Suomen Kuvalehti in November 1879.

Portrét Františka Ladislava Riegera od Jana Vilímka.

Portrét Františka Ladislava Riegera od Jana Vilímka.

Jan Vilímek (1860–1938) · National Library of the Czech Republic

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  1. 1818

    František Ladislav Rieger was born on 10 December 1818.

  2. 1903

    František Ladislav Rieger died on 3 March 1903.

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  • Prague
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  • Semily

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František Ladislav Rieger received honorary citizen of Chrudim, honorary citizen of Klatovy, honorary citizen of Pardubice, honorary citizen of Polná, honorary citizen of Hradec Králové and Knight Commander of the Order of the Iron Crown (Austria).

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