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	Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald - Biocrawler
		Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald (born December 26 1803 Jömper/Jõepere manor near Sankt Katharinen/Kadrina, Virumaa/Wierland county - died August 25 1882 Tartu) was an Estonian writer and physician.
		The importance of Kreutzwald as the author of almost the first original Estonian book, which the epics was, can't to be compared.
		Kreutzwald was one of the leaders of the National Awakening in Estonia, too, as well as paragon and encourager of younger generations of the Estonian-speaking intelligence.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Friedrich_Reinhold_Kreutzwald (255 words)

	1803
		Januar: Carl Friedrich Deneke, Geheimer Kommerzienrat, Politiker und Industrieller († 1877)
		Februar: Karl Friedrich Schimper, deutscher Botaniker und Geologe († 1867)
		März: Friedrich Wilhelm von Tigerström, deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler († 1868)
	www.weblexikon.de /1803.html (950 words)

	Physician / Occupation of welfare - Economy-point.org
		The leading physicians and are financially in the total compensation better posed, however they are separated from the work time law and have thereby no legal protection of their maximum work time.
		Some physicians are as writers admit become, about Peter Bamm, Gottfried Benn, George Hans Carossa, Louis Ferdinand Michael Crichton, Alfred Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Rainald Goetz, Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald, Elias William Somerset Maugham, Navarro Valls, Walker Percy, Friedrich Schiller, Carl Ludwig creep, Arthur Schnitzler, Anton P. Tschechow, Ernst Weiss, William Carlo Williams, and Friedrich wolf.
		Other physicians became politicians: Salvador all end, Gro Harlem Brundtland, Georges Clemenceau, Howard Dean, Bill Frist, Che Guevara, George Habash, Berne pool of broadcasting corporations Kouchner, Jean Paul Marat, Michelle Bachelet
	www.economy-point.org /physician (1356 words)

	Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald - Kalevipoeg
		Kreutzwald aveva raccolto inizialmente i lavori di un certo Friedrich Robert Fählmann, a sua volta stimolato dall'esempio di Elias Lönnrot che col
		Kreutzwald non fece altro che proseguire il lavoro iniziato da Fählmann.
		Anche se entrambi i poemi furono costruiti a partire da genuini canti popolari, nell'epopea estone Kreutzwald si sente più di quanto non si senta Lönnrot in quella finlandese.
	www.bifrost.it /FINNI/Fonti/Kalevipoeg.html (545 words)

	Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald (1803—1882) ja "Kalevipoeg"
		Virolainen Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald (1803—1882) on hyvä esimerkki lääkäreistä, jotka 1800-luvulla kansallisuusaatteen levitessä tekivät perustavaa työtä kansan omalla kielellä julkaistavan kirjallisuuden ja kansallistunnon herättämiseksi.
		Kreutzwald puolestaan oli saanut jo lapsena kuulla vanhusten kertomia satuja, tarinoita ja lauluja, jotka herättivät hänen kiinnostuksensa kansan menneisiin muistoihin.
		Kreutzwald oli perehtynyt Võrussa ollessaan Peipsijärven lounaispuolella asuvien setukaisten runoihin ja vanhaan tarustoon, mikä oli antanut hänelle rohkeutta jatkaa Faehlmannin kesken jäänyttä työtä.
	www.saunalahti.fi /arnoldus/kreutzwa.html (633 words)

	Estonian Literature Information Centre
		Nonetheless, in the 19th century runic verse was viewed as primitive because it was part of the peasant culture, and therefore deemed “low” culture by definition.
		Thus Kreutzwald turned Faehlmann’s initial project of recording and conservation into a creative affair: his epic became a literary invention that imitated certain traditional patterns, but was essentially a product of his own imagination.
		There is no doubt that the prototypes of Kreutzwald’s fairy tales are to be found in oral tradition, but their literary form is obviously romantic.
	www.estlit.ee /index.php?id=1974 (800 words)

	ELM. No 17. Jüri Talvet: Kalevipoeg. A Great European Epic
		Outside Estonia, however, Kreutzwald was hardly known beyond the fact that the Russian Academy of Sciences gave him a prize for Kalevipoeg, in 1860, and that he was named a foreign member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, in 1871.
		Kreutzwald, without any doubt, is one of the few European late romantic writers who did succeed in creating a verse epic in its full right.
		Kreutzwald mythologised the geophysical Estonia, scattered its soil with the seeds of spirituality.
	www.einst.ee /literary/autumn2003/17_01.htm (1909 words)

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