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| Edition: | 1 |
| Place and year of publication: | Warszawa 2025 |
| Publication language: | polski , niemiecki |
| ISBN/ISSN: | 978-83-235-6866-7 |
| EAN: | 9788323568667 |
| Number of page: | 372 |
| Binding: | Miękka |
| Format: | 14,8x21 cm |
| Weight: | 0 |
The Chronicle of Events in Nysa (1482–1570)
The publication contains a critical edition and Polish translation of the one of the most valuable written accounts of bourgeois chronicling in the 16th century – the chronicle traditionally attributed to Michel Weber from Nysa, a worker of the city council office. The notes combine political and autobiographical threads with colorful observations of everyday life – from bourgeois customs and family life, through celebrations, to construction investments and the functioning of municipal church institutions.
Keywords: Silesia, memoirs, modern city, witch trials, everyday life
The publication contains a critical edition and Polish translation of the one of the most valuable written accounts of bourgeois chronicling in the 16th century – the chronicle traditionally attributed to Michel Weber from Nysa, a worker of the city council office. The notes combine political and autobiographical threads with colorful observations of everyday life – from bourgeois customs and family life, through celebrations, to construction investments and the functioning of municipal church institutions.
Keywords: Silesia, memoirs, modern city, witch trials, everyday life
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