Biography

Chopin had three sisters: Ludwika, Izabela and Emilia, who died prematurely.

Shakespeare’s father, John, was among the respected citizens of Stratford.

He never graduated.

In 1954, Hemingway and his wife traveled to Africa, where they were twice involved in plane crashes.

In one entry in the Stationer’s Register of Stationer’s Company of London, a Society established in 1403 with a monopoly on the publishing industry, Shakespeare, as well as John Fletcher, Shakespeare’s associate, is credited with the authorship of the play “Cardenio” staged by the King’s Men in 1613.

On November 5, 1830, Chopin left Poland for good.

His mother Susannah died in 1818 at age 52, probably of an ulcer or stomach cancer.

He was often called "Avida Dollars".

In the political life of Poland at the time, a group of activists pushing the need for reform played an increasingly important role.

Volodymyr Zelenski won in the second round.