About Rosa Meyer-Leviné
Lived 1890 – 1979 (aged 89). Rosa Meyer-Leviné was a British, German and Russian writer.
Rosa Meyer-Leviné (nee Broido, 1890–1979) was a German communist activist and writer. She was the widow of Eugen Leviné and Ernst Meyer. After her father's death she moved to Vienna and then Heidelberg, where she met Leviné in 1915. Vereinigung Internationaler Verlags-Anstalten, 1925.
Leviné: The Life of a Revolutionary. Introduction by Eric Hobsbawm. Saxon House, 1973.
Inside German Communism: Memoirs of Party Life in the Weimar Republic. Pluto Press, 1977.
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Who was Rosa Meyer-Leviné?
British writer (1890–1979)
When was Rosa Meyer-Leviné born?
Rosa Meyer-Leviné was born on 18 May 1890 in Białystok.
When did Rosa Meyer-Leviné die?
Rosa Meyer-Leviné died on 11 November 1979 in London.
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Rosa Meyer-Leviné was a writer.
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Rosa Meyer-Leviné was British, German and Russian.
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