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Gustaw Herman Marcin Gizewiusz, or
Gustav Gisevius (21 May 1810 – 7 May 1848) was a
Polish political figure, folklorist, and translator. He was married...
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between German and Slav cultures.
During the 1840s, the
folklorist Gustaw Gizewiusz (Gustav Gisevius)
collected Masurian folk
songs which were
later included...
- by the well-known
defenders of the
Polish language in Masuria,
Gustaw Gizewiusz and
Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongovius. The
protests were successful, however...
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significant Polish centre,
whose most
famous representative was
pastor Gustaw Gizewiusz.
Polish newspapers were
edited and
published in the town,
including Mazur...
- was
renamed Giżycko in 1946 in
honor of the
Masurian folklorist Gustaw Gizewiusz, a 19th-century Evangelical-Lutheran
pastor in
southern Masuria, who had...
- century, a Polish-language
school was
organised in the city by
Tymoteusz Gizewiusz In 1820,
Fryderyk Tymoteusz Krieger became the
superintendent of the school...
- reserves.
Ludwig Yorck von
Wartenburg (1759–1830), town
commander Gustaw Gizewiusz (1810–1848),
activist Samuel Lublinski (1868–1910), writer,
literary historian...
- journalist, who
printed a
Polish newspaper Szkółka
Narodowa in Chełmno.
Gustaw Gizewiusz was
elected from
Masuria in East
Prussia but he died soon after. In Silesia...
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Gregorovius (1821–1891),
historian Lothar Gall (born 1936)
historian Gustaw Gizewiusz (1810–1848),
Protestant pastor,
supporter of
Polish language teaching...
- of bees
Frampol –
Franciszka Butler, wife of
founder Giżycko –
Gustaw Gizewiusz,
political figure Janów
Lubelski – Jan Zamoyski, son of
founder Jordanów...
