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- Hyppolite_Wawelberg abstract "Hyppolite Wawelberg (Ипполит Адреевич Вавельберг, 1843–1901) was a Polish-Russian Jewish banker, one of the best known members of the Wawelberg banking family. In 1869 young Hyppolite Wawelberg moved to St. Petersburg where he launched a new venture, the Wawelberg Bank. Hyppolite Wawelberg made a fortune in Russia though he was equally well known as a generous philanthropist.By 1900 Hyppolite Wawelberg was at the helm of the Wawelberg Bank and held the title of honorable citizen of St. Petersburg, an appellation that could be passed on like a title of nobility. He was also a member of the management board of the Warsaw Bank of Commerce (Bank Handlowy w Warszawie). Back in St. Petersburg he was a member of the treasury of the Jewish Colonist Society, honorable member of the Jewish Educational Society (Общество распространения просвещения среди евреев) and benefactor of the Roman Catholic Beneficial Society (Римско-католического благотворительное общества).In 1875, in Warsaw, Poland, Hyppolite Wawelberg co-founded the Museum of Industry and Agriculture (Muzeum Przemysłu i Rolnictwa w Warszawie). It was in a physics laboratory there that, in 1890–91, Maria Skłodowska (Marie Curie), future investigator of radioactivity and future double Nobel laureate, did her first scientific work. In 1895 Hyppolite Wawelberg founded the Warsaw Mechanical-Technical School with his faithful friend and collaborator, Stanislav Rotwand (Cтанислав Ротванд, Stanisław Rotwand), an 1860 alumnus of the University of Saint Petersburg law school.".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg birthDate "1843".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg birthYear "1843".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg deathDate "1901".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg deathYear "1901".
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- Hyppolite_Wawelberg dateOfBirth "1843".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg dateOfDeath "1901".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg name "Wawelberg, Hyppolite".
- Hyppolite_Wawelberg shortDescription "Polish banker".
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- Hyppolite_Wawelberg comment "Hyppolite Wawelberg (Ипполит Адреевич Вавельберг, 1843–1901) was a Polish-Russian Jewish banker, one of the best known members of the Wawelberg banking family. In 1869 young Hyppolite Wawelberg moved to St. Petersburg where he launched a new venture, the Wawelberg Bank. Hyppolite Wawelberg made a fortune in Russia though he was equally well known as a generous philanthropist.By 1900 Hyppolite Wawelberg was at the helm of the Wawelberg Bank and held the title of honorable citizen of St.".
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