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Goswin Nickel (1582 - 31 July 1664) was a German Jesuit priest and the tenth Superior-General of the Society of Jesus. Goswin was born in Koslar, North-Westphalia (Germany). He studied in Paderborn and Mainz (1611–1615), where he was promoted priest on 28 October 1614. He was elected Superior-General less than a week after the death of his predecessor Aloysius Gottifredi, on 17 March 1652. Nickel died in Rome.

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rdfs:label	Goswin Nickel (de) Goswin Nickel (eo) Goschwin Nickel (es) Goschwin Nickel (en) Goswin Nickel (fr) Goschwin Nickel (it) Goswin Nickel (pl) Goswin Nickel (pt) Госвин Никель (ru)
rdfs:comment	Goswin aŭ Goschwin Nickel, SJ - prononco [GOSvin] aŭ [GOŜvin NIkl] - estis germana katolika monaĥo kaj pastro. Ekde 1652 kaj 1664 li estis la supera gvidanto, nomata generalo, de la Societo de Jesuo (latine Societas Jesu, SJ), katolika ordeno kaj societo de apostola vivo. (eo) Goswin Nickel (* 1582 in Koslar; † 31. Juli 1664 in Rom) war der 10. General der Societas Jesu. (de) Goschwin Nickel fue un jesuita alemán y el décimo Prepósito General de la Compañía de Jesús. (es) Goswin Nickel, né le 1er mai 1584 à Koslar, en duché de Juliers et décédé le 31 juillet 1664 à Rome, était un prêtre jésuite allemand et professeur de philosophie. Doué pour le gouvernement religieux il fut plusieurs fois supérieur local, puis provincial des Jésuites d'Allemagne. Le 17 mars 1652 il fut élu le 10e Supérieur général de la Compagnie de Jésus, une semaine après la mort de son prédécesseur, Alessandro Gottifredi. (fr) Goschwin Nickel (Jülich, 1582 – Roma, 31 luglio 1664) è stato un gesuita tedesco, Preposito Generale dell'Ordine dal 17 marzo 1652 alla morte. (it) Goswin Nickel (1582 – 31 de julho de 1664) foi um padre jesuíta alemão, décimo superior geral de 1652 a 1664. (pt) Госвин Никель (нем. Goswin Nickel, 17 марта 1582, Юлих — 31 июля 1664, Рим) — немецкий священник-иезуит, верховный генерал Общества Иисуса (иезуитов) в 1652—1664 годах. педагог, Профессор философии. (ru) Goswin Nickel (1582 - 31 July 1664) was a German Jesuit priest and the tenth Superior-General of the Society of Jesus. Goswin was born in Koslar, North-Westphalia (Germany). He studied in Paderborn and Mainz (1611–1615), where he was promoted priest on 28 October 1614. He was elected Superior-General less than a week after the death of his predecessor Aloysius Gottifredi, on 17 March 1652. Nickel died in Rome. (en) Goswin Nickel (ur. 1 maja 1582 w Koslar k. Jülich, zm. 31 lipca 1664 w Rzymie) – niemiecki jezuita, 10. Przełożony Generalny Towarzystwa Jezusowego. Wstąpił do zakonu w 1604. Był profesorem teologii w Kolonii, rektorem szeregu kolegiów. Dwukrotnie pełnił urząd prowincjała (1630–1637 i 1639–1643). Następnie był powołany przez generała Franciszka Piccolominiego na asystenta prowincji niemieckich i wikariusza generalnego. Po śmierci Piccolominiego zwołał X Kongregację Generalną, podczas której przełożonym generalnym wybrano Aleksandra Gottifrediego. Gdy nowy generał zmarł niespodziewanie po dwóch miesiącach jeszcze w trakcie trwania kongregacji, ci sami delegaci wybrali jego następcą Nickela (17 marca 1652). (pl)
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