Biography

"Ode to Joy" is a poem by Friedrich Schiller written in November 1785 - the final author's version comes from 1803.

In 1921, the Polish Sejm decided to bring Kosciuszko's heart to the country, which was realized on October 15, 1927.

Napoleon Bonaparte is the author of the romantic novel "Clisson and Eugenie" ("Clisson et Eugenie").

After becoming the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate had to choose which initiatives she wanted to support.

Among Lincoln’s favorite readings were the Bible, Aesop’s Fables, “The Pilgrim’s Wanderings” by John Buyan, and “The Cases of Robinson Crusoe” by Daniel Defoe.

When Congress paid him the outstanding money, even though his financial situation was not the best, he used the entire amount he received to buy freedom and educate the colored population.

Chopin began learning the piano quite early, at the turn of his fourth and fifth year.

At some point, it was time for the heir to the throne to marry.

Beethoven took part in the so-called piano "duels".

In accordance with the predominant religion of the islands, he was baptized in the Anglican rite.