Talk:Adam Mickiewicz

message: Franciszek Malewski's role in  discovering early , guiding, and shaping  Adam Mickiewicz's  development as a bard and poet  cannot be over-emphasised. Franciszek Malewski, was himself an eminent lawyer , and accomplished 
'political 'organiser. The son of Szymon Malewski , Rector of Wilno University, Franciszek Malewski, an authority on Schiller's romanticism, was the first to  recognise and acclaim Mickiewicz's "Ode to Youth".
The two Adam Mickiewicz, and Francziszek Malewski together studied under  the philosopher Hegel in Berlin. The two met with  and befriended Russian author Aleksander Pushkin. They  married respectively the two  Szymanowska sisters: Franciszek Malewski  pairing with Helena Szymanowsk the daughter of the  accomplished pianist Maria Szymanwska , and Adam Mickiewicz marrying  Helena's sister, Celina Szymanowska.
Wikipedia on 1st October 2014    says that Franciszek Malewski was for the young  Adam Mickiewicz "an enormous moral and literary authority. Mieczyslaw Jastrun, in his notable biography of Adam Mickiewicz (1949),
writes that when it came to organising the  scholarly entity/circle , "Filomaci" , Franciszek Malewski out of the whole group: "towered above everyone as a very able lawyer,  with his wise, and clear thinking..." (page 26).
Franciszek Malewski had a daughter also named Maria. Maria Malewska was to  marry Adam Mickiewicz'a son Wladyslaw Mickiewicz who saved, and edited much of Franciszek Malewski's  correspondence and writings.  
Adam Mickiewicz dedicated a rather obscure and convoluted poem to Franciszek Malewski entitled "Warcaby " ,(Draughts) (1812).
Mirek Malevski - descendant  (great, great nephew), of Franciszek Malewski. Date above written, 16 July 2017.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.139.249.9 (talk) 00:54, 18 July 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  Franciszek Hieronim Malewski (1800 - 1870). A very  important friend of,  and influential figure to Adam Mickiewicz. l  

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message: The Ethnicity subheading falsely states that Mickiewicz wrote only in Polish. He wrote extensively in French: La Tribune des Peuples and several books (). Mickiewicz was a great person, great enough he is shared between cultures and belongs to several (Belarusian, Lithuanian, Polish).--Ada's gaze (talk) 19:51, 24 August 2020 (UTC)
replies: text: If you have a reference that he wrote in French, it can be added to the article, but this has nothing to do with his ethnicity. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus| reply here 00:51, 25 August 2020 (UTC)
replies: text: I posted a reference for French (), and there are many more references for French already in the article. Saying he only wrote in Polish is a lie. And what does writing in Polish have to do with his ethnicity? And if it has something to do with his ethnicity, isn't the fact that in Warsaw he was criticised in his early career for his provincial Belarusian-tinged Polish relevant? ().--Ada's gaze (talk) 06:07, 25 August 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  False info in article, denial of French writings