Konstanty Kalinowski

writer and revolutionary journalist

Konstanty Kalinowski - writer and revolutionary journalist
Born

1838
187 years ago

Died

March 22nd, 1864
160 years ago — 26 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Poland

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A prominent 19th-century figure, contributed to the Polish national movement. Worked as a journalist and lawyer, advocating for independence and social justice. Participated in the January Uprising against Russian rule in Poland. Arrested and executed for revolutionary activities, leaving a legacy of resistance against oppression.

Wrote significant articles promoting Polish nationalism

Participated in the January Uprising of 1863

Executed by Russian authorities for revolutionary actions

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