About Khoe Trima Nio
Khoe Trima Nio was a Chinese and Indonesian writer, journalist and politician.
Khoe Trima Nio (d. 1960s), who published under the pen names Aster and L. S. G., was a Peranakan (Chinese Indonesian) Indonesian language writer and journalist active in the Dutch East Indies during the 1930s. She was part of a small cohort of Chinese Indonesian women novelists and short story writers publishing during that time which included Nyonya The Tiang Ek, Tan Lam Nio and Yang Lioe.
Biography Her place and time of birth are poorly documented, although she was most likely born in Java around the start of the twentieth century. The members of the group mainly interacted through the mail, and was also known at times as the (Women Journalists Federation).
According to Claudine Salmon, she worked as a journalist, although no details were given.
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Who was Khoe Trima Nio?
Chinese Indonesian writer and journalist
When did Khoe Trima Nio die?
Khoe Trima Nio died in 1960.
What was Khoe Trima Nio's occupation?
Khoe Trima Nio was a writer, journalist and politician.
What nationality was Khoe Trima Nio?
Khoe Trima Nio was Chinese and Indonesian.
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