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Helene Druskovitz (02-05-1856 - 13-05-1918)

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Short name Helene Druskovitz
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First name Helene
Birth name Druskovitz
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Alternative name Helene Druskowitz — Helene Druschkovich
Date of birth 02-05-1856
Date of death 13-05-1918
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Place of birth Austria
Place of death Austria
Lived in Switzerland , Austria
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Helene Druskovitz was ...
related to Meysenbug, Malwida von
related to Andreas-Salomé, Lou
related to Ebner - Eschenbach, Marie von
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Percy Bysshe Shelley (1884) 0 0
Drei englische Dichterinnen (1885) 0 0
Pessimistische Kardinalsätze - Ein Vademecum für die freiesten Geister (1905) 0 0
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NOT MENTIONED IN:
- Buck, Guide to women's literature, 1992

Befriended with Nietzsche.
Born in Vienna, died in Mauer-Öhling.

Liaison (1887-1891) with Teresa Malten (opera singer).

Literary history teacher. Music critic.
Doctorate in philosophy.

Spent last decades of her life in a psychiatric institution, after problems with alcoholism etc.