Mihkel Veske
Mihkel Veske was a Russian linguist, poet, journalist, translator, writer and theologian (1843–1890). He was born at Holstre Rural Municipality and died at Kazan.
Overview
Born at Holstre Rural Municipality in 1843, died at Kazan in 1890.
Formation and teaching
Mihkel Veske studied at Leipzig University, Paistu Parish School and Tartu Governorate Gymnasium.
Career and activity
Mihkel Veske worked in Estonian grammar, literature, linguistics and theology.
He was employed by Imperial University of Dorpat.
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In detail
Mihkel Veske studied at Leipzig University, Paistu Parish School and Tartu Governorate Gymnasium. the recorded working language is Estonian.
The field of work recorded is Estonian grammar, literature and linguistics.
Employment is recorded with Imperial University of Dorpat.
Chronology
- 1843Mihkel Veske born at Holstre Rural Municipality.
- 1890Mihkel Veske died at Kazan.
Sources
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“Mihkel Veske”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1399249: Mihkel Veske
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