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Joachim Lelewel (ur. 22 marca 1786 w Warszawie, zm. 29 maja 1861 w Paryżu) – polski historyk, bibliograf, slawista, numizmatyk, poliglota (znał 12 języków), heraldyk, działacz polityczny oraz wolnomularz. Idee Joachima Lelewela wywarły wpływ na kształtowanie się światopoglądu Edwarda Dembowskiego.
Joachim Lelewel (22 March 1786 – 29 May 1861) was a Polish historian, geographer, bibliographer, polyglot and politician. Life [ edit ] Born in Warsaw to a Polonized German family [a] , Lelewel was educated at the Imperial University of Vilna , where in 1814 he became a lecturer in history, with a brief sojourn at Warsaw , 1818 ...
Poland. Joachim Lelewel (born March 22, 1786, Warsaw, Poland—died May 29, 1861, Paris, France) was a prominent Polish historian, regarded as one of the founders of modern Polish historical thought. Descendant of a Polonized German family, Lelewel completed his studies at the Polish University of Wilno, received an assistant professorship ...
Learn about the life and achievements of Joachim Lelewel, a 19th-century Polish historian and politician who fought for freedom and independence. Discover how he combined his passion for auxiliary sciences, his independence of thought and his courage in the face of political repression.
Joachim Lelewel (1786-1863). Lelewel's life served the interests of both. academic scholarship and the political and ideological development of modern. nineteenth century liberal nationalism. It is in this context that his. interpretation of this issue is understood best.
La obra de Joachim Lelewel. paralelo histórico entre España y Polonia en los siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII (1831) Autores: Jan Kieniewicz. Localización: Hispania: Revista española de historia, ISSN 0018-2141, Vol. 51, Nº 178, 1991, págs. 695-734. Idioma: español.
AA long tradition of interest in Joachim Lelewel by Polish historians exists. In the twentieth century, especially in the interwar period, a broad range of projects focusing on Lelewel were begun. Some were successfully completed prior to the outbreak of World War II. Others awaited resumption when the. war ended.1.
