Else Otten (1873 - 1931)

Short name	Else Otten
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First name	Else
Birth name	Otten
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Date of birth	1873
Date of death	1931
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Sex	Female
Place of birth	Amsterdam (Noord-Holland, NLD)
Place of death	Düsseldorf
Lived in	Netherlands
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Related to	Marie Metz - Koning , Frederik van Eeden , Jeanne Reyneke van Stuwe
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Provisional Notes	NOT MENTIONED IN: DBNL (lijst) She lived in Berlin, Frankfurt, Karslruhe, Zürich, Fontainebleau and the Netherlands. NB a translator's prize is named after her: cf. hyperlink. Translator from Norwegian and translator from Dutch (Couperus [mainly], Herman Heijermans, Frederik van Eeden). Material in Letterkundig Museum, The Hague. HOoms (marital status + relations) For ATM: her family had several addresses in the Grachtengordel, but moved to Berlin in 1890.

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Memberships	Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde
Place(s) of Residence	Netherlands

Author of	Der stille Kampf Es kommt der Tag Kaiserliche Hoheit Frauen, die den Ruf vernommen Maskerade Lebenfreude Orpheus in der Dessa Schwerenöter Eine Mutter Fragensmüde Die Göttin, die da harret vertaling heijermans *Translation of Björnson Björnstjerne: Laboremus

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