Friedlein Rudolf Fryderyk

Bookseller, Daniel’s brother, and son of John. Born in Krakow in 1811, died in Warsaw in 1873. After the outbreak of the November Uprising, he crossed the border and joined the 5 th Lancers Regiment, with which he fought in the entire insurgent company. Then he learned the profession of a bookseller, first in Leszno Wielkopolski, and then with his father in Kraków. Then he moved to Warsaw, where he took over the bookstore. Suspected of taking part in the January Uprising, he was captured by the Russians and sent to Tver, from where he returned after 5 years, but the tsarist authorities closed his bookshop.

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Friedlein August
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Friedlein Daniel Edward
Bookseller, bookbinder, publisher, born in Krakow in 1802, died in Krzeszowice in 1855. The son of Jan Jerzy Fryderyk, he acquired his knowledge from him and from his travels. He worked in his father’s bookstore, but after a few years he also started his own. After his father’s death, he
Friedlein Jan Jerzy Fryderyk
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Family from the Bavarian town of Deutenheim, near Wurzburg. Pastor Karol Fryderyk Friedlein lived there with his wife Elżbieta Rebeka Sibyl née Steinhauserin, they had nine children. The young people went all over the world, but one of them came to Krakow. A family legend said that they were not
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