About Marguerite Poradowska
Lived 1848 – 1937 (aged 88–89). Marguerite Poradowska was a Belgian and French writer and translator.
Marguerite Gachet de la Fournière (12 March 1848, in Ixelles – 1937, in Nièvre) was a Belgian writer, who wrote under the pseudonym Marguerite Poradowska. Her book Les Filles du pope won the Jules-Favre Prize, and her books Demoiselle Micia (1899), and Pour Noémi (1900) won the Montyon Prize.
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Who was Marguerite Poradowska?
Belgian writer
When was Marguerite Poradowska born?
Marguerite Poradowska was born on 12 March 1848.
When did Marguerite Poradowska die?
Marguerite Poradowska died in 1937 in château de Montgoublin.
What was Marguerite Poradowska's occupation?
Marguerite Poradowska was a writer and translator.
What nationality was Marguerite Poradowska?
Marguerite Poradowska was Belgian and French.
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