Ulysse de Marsillac

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Ulysse de Marsillac (* 1821 ; † 1877 in Bucharest ) was a French-Romanian journalist and Romanist .

life and work

Marsillac was a journalist in Paris. In 1844 he went to Bucharest and taught French, first as a tutor, from 1845 at the Collegium S. Sava, later (until his untimely death) at the chair for French at the University of Bucharest, founded in 1864 . At the same time he founded and directed several newspapers and magazines: La Voix de la Roumanie (1866), Le Moniteur roumain (1868–1870) and Le Journal de Bucarest (1870–1876). He enjoyed Romanian citizenship.

Works

  • De Pesth à Bucarest. Notes de voyage , ed. by Adolphe de Herz, 1869 (Romanian: Bucureștiul în veacul al XIX-lea , edited by Adrian-Silvan Ionescu, Bucharest 1999)
  • Histoire de l'armée roumaine , Bucharest 1871
  • Guide du voyageur à Bucarest , Bucharest 1876

literature

  • Bogdan Andrei Fezi, Bucarest et l'influence française. Entre modèle et archétype urbain - 1831-1921 , Paris 2006, p. 73

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personal data
SURNAME Marsillac, Ulysse de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Franco-Romanian journalist and Romance philologist
DATE OF BIRTH 1821
DATE OF DEATH 1877
Place of death Bucharest