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|character name=Bronislaw Malinowski |
|character name=Bronislaw Malinowski |
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|gender=Male |
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+ | |birth= April 7, 1884 |
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+ | |death= May 16, 1942 |
| − | |nationality=Polish |
+ | |nationality=[[Poland|Polish]] |
|profession=Anthropologist |
|profession=Anthropologist |
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|allegiances=[[Indiana Jones]] |
|allegiances=[[Indiana Jones]] |
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| + | {{Quote|There all kinds of ways of life in this world. One is not right, one is not wrong. Understanding others, we can accept them and through acceptance comes, heh, a peaceful world.|Bronislaw Malinowski|Young Indiana Jones and the Treasure of the Peacock's Eye}} |
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| + | '''Bronislaw Malinowski''' was a [[Poland|Polish]]-[[Austria]]n anthropologist who spent many years studying western [[Pacific Ocean|Pacific]] islanders. |
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| − | + | It was he who convinced [[Indiana Jones]] to follow his dream and return to the USA in order to embark on his studies to become an archaeologist. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| − | [[Indiana Jones]] met Malinowski shortly after the end of [[World War I]] while stranded on the [[Trobriand Islands]] where Malinowski was studying the society and customs of the local islanders. |
+ | [[Indiana Jones]] met Bronislaw Malinowski shortly after the end of [[World War I]] while stranded on the [[Trobriand Islands]] where Malinowski was studying the society and customs of the local islanders. |
| − | Malinowski provided some small assistance to Indy and his friend [[Remy Baudouin]] in their search for the [[Peacock's Eye]] diamond, |
+ | Malinowski provided some small assistance to Indy and his friend [[Remy Baudouin]] in their search for the [[Peacock's Eye]] diamond. However, his ultimate gift to Indy was his good advice which convinced Indy to abandon the hunt for the legendary diamond and return to the [[United States of America|US]] and begin his university studies in [[archaeologist|archaeology]]. |
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==Sources== |
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*''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]'' |
*''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]'' |
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Revision as of 16:39, 30 August 2019
- "There all kinds of ways of life in this world. One is not right, one is not wrong. Understanding others, we can accept them and through acceptance comes, heh, a peaceful world."
- ―Bronislaw Malinowski[src]
Bronislaw Malinowski was a Polish-Austrian anthropologist who spent many years studying western Pacific islanders.
It was he who convinced Indiana Jones to follow his dream and return to the USA in order to embark on his studies to become an archaeologist.
Biography
Indiana Jones met Bronislaw Malinowski shortly after the end of World War I while stranded on the Trobriand Islands where Malinowski was studying the society and customs of the local islanders.
Malinowski provided some small assistance to Indy and his friend Remy Baudouin in their search for the Peacock's Eye diamond. However, his ultimate gift to Indy was his good advice which convinced Indy to abandon the hunt for the legendary diamond and return to the US and begin his university studies in archaeology.
Appearances
- Young Indiana Jones and the Treasure of the Peacock's Eye → Treasure of the Peacock's Eye
- The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – "New Guinea, March 1919" (Cancelled)
Sources
- Bronislaw Malinowski - God Professor (Non-fiction source)
- Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide
