Biography

His marriage to Lady Diana was tumultuous from the start.

Hemingway missed Paris very much, found Toronto boring and wanted to return to a writer’s life instead of living the life of a journalist.

In 1783, he premiered the Great Mass in C minor KV 427.

The young, eight-year-old Chopin played in Warsaw for the Tsarina Maria Feodorovna, to whom he offered two of his Polish dances.

She was regarded as a moral authority and valued for her knowledge, logic, teaching ability and other intellectual qualities, as well as for her character traits of modesty, respectability, simplicity of dress, sexual restraint and love for Alexandria, in whose affairs she was involved.

Hemingway’s home in Key West still serves as a museum dedicated to the writer.

He also experimented with the transmission of sound.

He became a very distrustful man, filled with artistic jealousy.

Napoleon divorced Josephine (she did not give him an heir) and married Marie Louise - daughter of the defeated Austrian Emperor Francis II.

He left for Vienna in November 1792 and soon after arriving, he learned of his father's death.