Michał Glücksberg

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The grave of Michael Glücksberg at the Jewish cemetery in Warsaw

Michał Glücksberg (born April 15, 1838, died December 13, 1907 in Warsaw) - Polish bookkeeper, printer and publisher of books, calendars and magazines of Jewish origin. He was born as the son of a book publisher and publisher of John (1793-1859) and Anna Klein (born 1804). He was Maximilian Glücksberg's brother

In 1859 he opened his own bookstore in Warsaw. He mainly published literary works, scholarly works, albums and magazines, among others. Ivy and cubs. He also published the History of Polish Literature, the Museum of European Art and the Italian Gallery. He was a trade judge. He was married to Elżbieta from the house of Orgelbrand (1838-1905), daughter of Samuel Orgelbrand, with whom he had five children: Henryka (1860-1903), John (1862-1866), Victoria (1867-1912), Zofia (1874) -1929) and Maria Ludwica (born 1875).

It is buried in the main avenue of the Jewish cemetery in Okopowa Street in Warsaw (accommodation 71). Bibliography

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