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Elisabeth Langgässer
Elisabeth Langgässer
German lyricist, prosaist, and short story writer (1899-1950).
Wikipedia | Elisabeth Langgässer
Statements about
Elisabeth Langgässer
Occupation
Lyricist
Prose Writer
Short Story Writer
Writer
Poet
Teacher
Place of Birth
Alzey
Place of Death
Karlsruhe
Country of Citizenship
Germany
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Has Cause
:
Parturition
Date of Birth
2/23/1899
Date of Death
7/25/1950
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Elisabeth
Member Of
German Academy for Language and Literature
Subject Has Role
:
Co-Founder
Image of Grave
Child
Cordelia Edvardson
Field of Work
Poetry
Religion or Worldview
Catholic Church
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
German
Sex or Gender
Female
Cause of Death
Multiple Sclerosis
Described by Source
Verbrannt, Verboten, Vergessen
Subject Named As
:
Langgässer, Elisabeth
Page(s)
:
102-104
Lexikon Deutschsprachiger Schriftstellerinnen 1800–1945
Subject Named As
:
Langgässer, Elisabeth
Page(s)
:
172-177
Women Writers of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Subject Named As
:
Langgässer, Elisabeth
Page(s)
:
135-138
Author
:
Elke P. Frederiksen
Q113369276
Subject Named As
:
Langgässer, Elisabeth
Page(s)
:
286–287
Author
:
Cathy Gelbin
Archives At
German Literature Archive Marbach
Inventory Number
:
A:Langgässer, Elisabeth
Level of Description
:
Nachlass
Work Location
Griesheim
Berlin
Rheinzabern
Family Name
Langgässer
Has Cause
:
Parturition
Hoffmann
(July 1935 - )
Has Cause
:
Wedding
Start Time
:
July 1935
Image
Place of Burial
Alter Friedhof Darmstadt
Burial Plot Reference
:
IV C 92
Award Received
Georg Büchner Prize
(1950)
Conferred By
:
German Academy for Language and Literature
Has Characteristic
:
Posthumous
Point in Time
:
1950
Named After
Elisabeth Langgässer Literature Award
Location
:
Alzey
Birth Name
Elisabeth Langgässer
Unmarried Partner
Hermann Heller
(1928)
Point in Time
:
1928
Number of Children
4
Name in Native Language
Elisabeth Langgässer
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
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