About Mirko Breyer
Mirko Breyer (23 October 1863 – 29 December 1946) was a known Croatian writer, bibliographer and antiquarian. == Early life and education == Breyer was born in Varaždin, Croatia on 23 October 1863. He was raised in a Jewish family. His father, Marko Breyer was banker and manager of the "Križevačka dionička štedionica" (Križevci equity savings), longtime representative of the Križevci City Assembly and municipal prefect deputy. Breyer spent his early childhood in Varaždin. He finished elementary school in Križevci and attended high school in Varaždin, Zagreb and Trieste. == Career == After high school, Breyer worked in Trieste as an apprentice in a renowned trading company, Binenfeld. The company sent him to Aden, Yemen, which at the time was the important trading center of the East India Company in Arabia. There he started to learn foreign languages, including Arabic. Upon his return from Aden, Breyer pursued higher education in Trieste, Vienna, Leipzig, Munich and Hamburg.
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