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Also known as Baldwin Aichinger

bisschop Krakau

Person · Open Library

Born
1867
Died
1947
Works
47

Top works

  • Address by the Right Honourable Stanley Baldwin, when proposing the toast of the evening, "The memory of Sir Walter Scott," at the annual dinner of the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott club, on 16th January 1930
  • Democracy old and new
  • The preservation of ancient cottages
  • Conservative Party and India
  • Service of our lives

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
491
Total plays
2,215

There are at least two different artists / acts called Baldwin. 1. Baldwin was the psuedonym used by Dutch singer-songwriter Boudewijn de Groot when he released a translated versions of his Dutch hits 'Het Land van Maas en Waal' and 'Verdronken vlinder' in the United Kingdom. English titles (put together on one single): 'The Land at Rainbow's End' b/w 'Beautiful Butterfly' (1966). The single failed and Baldwin remained a one-off experiment for De Groot. Copies of the Baldwin single are now high

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Family name
Aichinger
Gender
male
Place of birth
France
Occupation
Catholic bishop
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date of death
1109-09-09
date of birth
1001-01-01
consecrator
Paschal II
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Article · Nederlands

Baldwin van Krakau was tussen 1103 en 1109 de bisschop van Krakau. Hij was een Franse geestelijke uit Lotharingen en student van Ivo van Chartres. Koning Bolesław III van Polen nomineerde hem in 1102 voor het bisschopsambt, waarna hij in maart 1103 door Paus Paschalis II persoonlijk tot bisschop is gewijd. Baldwin speelde een cruciale rol in de totstandkoming van de vrede tussen de broers Zbigniew van Polen en Bolesław III van Polen.

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