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Petar Beron

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Petar Beron was a Bulgarian educator, scientist, doctor and patron of the arts who died on 21 March 1871, and an early figure of the Bulgarian National Revival. His exact birth date is unknown, and sources place his birth between 1795 and 1800. He studied at Heidelberg University and then medicine in Munich, defended a medical dissertation in 1831 as one of the first Bulgarians to do so, and worked as a physician in Bucharest and Craiova. From 1839 he gave up medicine for science and, as an encyclopaedist, worked in physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, chemistry and meteorology, which earned him the title Bulgarian Lomonosov. He created the first modern Bulgarian primer, known as the Fish Primer, and published 32 books in his lifetime.

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Heidelberg University, Institutions
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was a Bulgarian educator, scientist, doctor, and patron of arts
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  • Lead, nationality
    was a Bulgarian educator, scientist, doctor, and patron of arts
  • Biography, birth
    Per historian Roumen Daskalov, he was born in 1795.
  • Biography, birth, birth year
    he was born in 1795 or 1797
  • Biography, birth, birth year (2)
    it was 1799 or 1800 based on an university application
  • Lead, pronoun
    He created the first modern Bulgarian primer
  • Biography, fields of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Works In: Physics, Lead, field of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Works In: Astronomy, Lead, field of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Works In: Mathematics, Lead, field of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Works In: Geology, Lead, field of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Works In: Chemistry, Lead, field of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Works In: Meteorology, Lead, field of work
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
  • Member Of: Heidelberg University, Biography
    he studied at Heidelberg University
  • In Group: Classical And Theoretical Physicists Before 1900, Lead, placement
    he worked in the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geology, atmospherology, chemistry, meteorology and philosophy
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