Honorata z Wiśniowskich Zapová (1825 - 1856)
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Honorata z Wiśniowskich Zapová was ...
| related to | Rajská, Bohuslava |
| related to | Marie Fabkovičová |
| related to | Karacs, Teréz |
| related to | Podlipská, Sofie |
| related to | Němcová, Božena |
| related to | Světlá, Karolina |
| related to | Růžičková, Anna Vlastimila |
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| Memberships | Spolek Slovanek (Association of Slavic Women) |
| Place(s) of Residence | Poland |
Author of
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| Nezabudky, čili dar našim pannám (Forget-me-not, present for our young girls) (1859) | 1 | 0 |
| Nezabudky, čili dar našim pannám (1859) | 0 | 0 |
| *The fair sex | 1 | 0 |
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-Circulations of Honorata z Wiśniowskich Zapová, the person (for circulations of her works, see under each individual Work)
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Receptions of Honorata z Wiśniowskich Zapová, the person
For receptions of her works, see under each individual Work.
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- Edvard Jelínek, Honorata z Wiśniowských Zapová, Praha : J. Otto, 1894.
- Vlasta Kučerová, K historii ženského hnutí v Čechach, Brno : Ženská revue, 1914.
Died in Prague.
7 children, 4 died.
Translator (from Polish into Czech).
Founded a girls' boarding school.
Feminist.
Founder of first women's association in Prague, the Spolek Slovanek, or "Association of Slav Women" (1848)
NB - some of her texts remained in manuscripts form, or unfinished