About Gertrude Aretz
Lived 1889 – 1938 (aged 48–49). Gertrude Aretz was a historian of Modern Age, historian, writer and biographer.
Gertrude Aretz ( Kuntze-Dolton; 1889–1938) was a German historian and publisher. She was married first to the historian Friedrich Max Kircheisen and later to the publisher Paul Aretz. In 1927 she edited the memoirs of Auguste Charlotte von Kielmannsegge (1777–1863).
Works Die Frauen um Napoleon, München, Leipzig, G. Müller, 1912. Translated by Cedar and Eden Paul as Napoleon and his women friends 1927.
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Who was Gertrude Aretz?
German historian and publisher (1889–1938)
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Gertrude Aretz was born on 18 October 1889 in Dresden.
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Gertrude Aretz died in 1938 in Vienna.
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Gertrude Aretz was a historian of Modern Age, historian, writer and biographer.
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Gertrude Aretz's recorded nationality: German Reich.
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