About Clementine Abel
Lived 1826 – 1905 (aged 79). Clementine Abel was a writer and children's writer.
Clementine Abel, alias Clelie Betemann (née Clementine Hofmeister) (born and died Leipzig, Germany; 15 January 1826 – 30 November 1905) was a German writer. She wrote poems and tales especially for children and teenagers, as well as articles for newspapers.
Abel was married to book shopper Ambrosius Abel.
Works Meine Sonntage. Rückblicke und Erinnerungen (1882) An der Mutter Hand (1883) Sprüche, Strophen und Stimmungsbilder. Lyrisches und Didaktisches (1889)
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Who was Clementine Abel?
German writer (1826-1905)
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Clementine Abel was born on 15 January 1826 in Leipzig.
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Clementine Abel died on 30 November 1905 in Leipzig.
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Clementine Abel was a writer and children's writer.
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Clementine Abel's recorded nationality: Kingdom of Saxony.
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