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Antonín Gindely (1829–1892)
Gindely, Antonín (gin’del-ē). A Bohemian historian; born in Prague in 1829; died on Oct. 24, 1892. He was a graduate of the University of Prague, and subsequently became a professor of history there. His most important work was a ‘History of the Thirty Years’ War,’ projected on a vast scale, but only a condensed four-volume form completed, which has been translated into English. His ‘History of the Bohemian Brethren’ (1856–57) is also notable.