Stanisław Jachowicz
Stanisław Jachowicz was a Polish and Russian poet, children's writer, pedagogue and philanthropist (1796–1857). He was born in Dzików and died in Warsaw.
Also recorded as Stanislaw Jachowicz
Stanisław Jachowicz
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- Born
- 1796 · Dzików
- Died
- 1857 · Warsaw
- Nationality
- Poland · Russian Empire
- Occupation
- poet · children's writer · pedagogue · philanthropist
- Fields
- fairy tale
- Education
- Faculty of Philosophy in the Lviv University
- Languages
- Polish
In this article
Identity
Stanisław Jachowicz is recorded with the occupation children's writer. Classed in the genre fairy tale. Recorded as poet, children's writer, pedagogue and philanthropist.
The authorities additionally record the heading Stanislaw Jachowicz.
Stanisław Jachowicz
grafika z książki PL - Album biograficzne zasłużonych Polaków wieku XIX t.2 publikacja Marii Chełmońskiej Warszawa 1903
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Life and career
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1796
Stanisław Jachowicz was born on 17 April 1796.
1857
Stanisław Jachowicz died on 24 December 1857.
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Places
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- Warsaw
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Dzików
Birth place
Primary material
Documents and archives
reference work
- “Stanisław Jachowicz”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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authority record
- Wikidata, structured authority record Q3804499: Stanisław Jachowicz
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