Klaczko, Julian

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has abstract: (1825–1906), political activist and journalist. Julian Klaczko was born to a wealthy merchant family in Vilna. Influenced by his father’s Haskalah ideology, he was educated in both Hebrew and Polish, and was tutored by Shemu’el Yosef Fuenn, among others. Klaczko published his first poems when he was 13, initially in Polish in the collection Pierwsza ofiara (The First Sacrifice; 1838) and then in Hebrew in the volume Dudaim (1842). Other texts in Hebrew such as the novel The Fisherman remained unpublished. Those works were strongly influenced by the poetry of Adam Mickiewicz. @en
title: Klaczko, Julian
skos:altLabel: Julian (Yehuda) Klaczko
skos:altLabel: Julian Klaczko
skos:prefLabel: Klaczko, Julian
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skos:related: Fuenn, Shemu’el Yosef
skos:related: Haskalah
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skos:related: Vilnius