Who's Georg Witkowski? A pole-ite guy?

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Georg Witkowski (11 September 1863, in Berlin – 11 September 1939, in Amsterdam) was a German literary historian.^[1]

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Die Handlung des zweiten Teils von Goethes Faust - Akademische Antrittsvorlesung, 1898, Dr. Seele & Co., Leipzig
Goethe, 1899
Das deutsche Drama des 19. Jahrhunderts, 1903
Goethes Faust, 1906
Die Entwicklung der deutschen Literatur seit 1830, 1911

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↑ "Frank Eugene | Professor Georg Witkowski | The Met". metmuseum.org/. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Retrieved 13 February 2017.

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