Robert Grzegorz Gundlach

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Pastor Robert Grzegorz Gundlach during his studies in Dorpat

Robert Grzegorz Gundlach (born October 17, 1871 in Lomza, died September 21, 1934 in Płock) - Evangelical Lutheran pastor.

Robert Grzegorz Gundlach was the son of Ferdinand Gundlach, a teacher and cantor of the parish of EA in Łomża. He graduated from the National Gymnasium in Łomża (1892). After his theological studies in Dorpat, he was a vicar in Warsaw (1897-1898), administrator of the parish in Przasnysz and branch in Mława (1898-1900), parish priest in Rypin (1900-1916) and Płock (1916-1934), administrator of the Dobrzyń (1934).

He took an active part in social and cultural life: he was a co-founder and director of the Polish gymnasium and the chairman of the District School Board in Rypin, a gymnasium teacher in Plock, an activist of the Płock Rowing Society. He was buried at the Evangelical Cemetery in Płock. Bibliography Side effects

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