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Deutsch: Marie Cecilie (Cäcilie, "Mitzi") Fould-Springer (1886–1978), Tochter des österreichischen Großindustriellen Gustav von Springer, Gattin des französischen Bankiers Eugène Fould

English: Marie-Cécile (Cäcilie, "Mitzi") Fould-Springer (1886–1978), daughter of Austrian industrialist Gustav von Springer, wife of French banker Eugène Fould

Date

1912

Source

Austrian National Library

Author



Alternative names	Hermann C. Kosel, Armin Clementi (Pseud.)
Description	Austrian writer, painter, illustrator and photographer
Date of birth/death	22 November 1867 / 23 November 1867	14 September 1945
Location of birth/death	Dunkelthal i. Riesengebirge (Temný Důl)	Vienna
Work location	Vienna (1892–1945)
Authority file	: Q18511543 VIAF: 31027109 ISNI: 0000000078198310 LCCN: n86802748 GND: 116342587 SUDOC: 079573533 WorldCat

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