Biography

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

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

Contrary to the prevailing opinion about the poverty in which Mozart's family lived, caused by their inability to earn a living, the composer earned a great deal of money in the last decade of his life.

In 1818, "Northanger Abbey" and "Persuasions" were published.

After the death of his brother Kasper, Beethoven tried hard to take care of his son Karl, because he believed that his widow, Johanna, was too promiscuous to take care of the child.

On his return to Spain, the ailing Columbus requested an audience at court, but his greatest protector, Isabella of Castile, was already dead, and King Ferdinand was unwilling to receive him.

Beethoven was probably first introduced to Joseph Haydn in late 1790 when he, traveling to London, stopped over Christmas in Bonn.

John Augustus Sutter was born on February 23, 1803, in Kandern, former Holy Roman Empire.

California Goldrush drove him into bankruptcy.

Meanwhile, Peter married Eudoxia Lopukhina, who came from a wealthy boyar family.