Listy, edited by Julian Krzyzanowski and others, 1977-.* Critical Studies: 1911 as In Desert and Wilderness, 1912 as Through the Desert, 1912. 1876-78 as Portrait of America: Letters of Sienkiewicz, edited by Charles Morley.
1910 as Whirlpools: A Novel of Modern Poland, 1910. 1900 as The Knights of the Cross, 1900 as Danusia, 1900 as The Teutonic Knights, 1943. Quo vadis? 1896 translated as Quo Vadis?, 1896. 1894 as Children of the Soil, 1895 as The 1886 as On the Bright Shore, 1898.īez dogmatu. 1886 as The Deluge: An Historical Novel of Poland, Sweden, and Russia, 1892. 1880 as After Bread, 1897 as For Daily Bread, 1898 as Peasants in Exile, 1898 as Her Tragic Fate, 1899 as In the New Promised Land, 1900. 1876 translated as Hania, 1897 in part as Let Us Follow Western Septet: Seven Stories of the American West, edited by Marion Moore Coleman. Life and Death and Other Legends and Stories. Sielanka, A Forest Picture, and Other Stories. Publications Collectionsĭziela, edited by Julian Krzyzanowski. Awards: Nobel prize for literature, 1905. Career: Journalist and freelance writer visited the United States to search for site for a California settlement, 1876-78 co-editor, Slowo (The Word) newspaper, 1882-87 given an estate by the Polish government at Oblegorek, near Kielce, 1900. Family: Married 1) Maria Szetkiewicz (died 1885), one son and one daughter 2) Maria Wolodkowicz (marriage annulled) 3) Maria Babska in 1904. Education: Warsaw Gymnasium, 1858-65 Polish University, Warsaw, 1866-71. SIENKIEWICZ, Henryk (Adam Aleksander Pius)
0 kommentar(er)
