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Maria Holm

1845 – 1912

German author

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About Maria Holm

Lived 1845 – 1912 (aged 66). Maria Holm was a German and Russian writer, poet and teacher.

Maria Holm (1845, Riga – 1912) was a Latvian poet and writer.

Her works included: Lustspiele, Novellen, Romane, u. a. "Thomas Kerkhoven" (1906, 1918); übers. aus d. Russ.; "Farbiger Abglanz", Erinn. an L. Thoma, M. Dauthendey u. A. Langen (1940); "Ich – kleingeschrieben", Heitere Erlebnisse eines Verlegers (1932)

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Maria Holm?

German author (1845–1912)

When was Maria Holm born?

Maria Holm was born on 26 September 1845 in Riga.

When did Maria Holm die?

Maria Holm died on 14 July 1912 in Potsdam.

What was Maria Holm's occupation?

Maria Holm was a writer, poet and teacher.

What nationality was Maria Holm?

Maria Holm was German and Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Maria Holm

· Wikidata: Q1926547

· DBpedia: Maria Holm

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