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Rudolf Ranoszek (1894–1986): Life and scientific activities
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The article is concerned with the life and work of Rudolf Ranoszek (1894–1986). Ranoszek was the forefather of Hittitology in Poland. In 1954, he became the director of the Institute for Ancient Near Eastern Studies at the Faculty of Philology of the University of Warsaw. In his research, Professor Ranoszek analysed the links between Asia Minor and Aegean civilisations. He was interested in the history and religion of the ancient Middle East and conducted research on Linear B on Crete.
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