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Jacqueline van der Waals (1868 - 1922)

Short name Jacqueline van der Waals
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First name Jacqueline
Birth name Waals
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Alternative name U.E.V. — Line van der Waals
Date of birth 1868
Date of death 1922
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Sex Female
Place of birth Den Haag
Place of death Amsterdam
Lived in Netherlands
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Religion / ideology Protestant
Education School education, Self-educated
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Jacqueline van der Waals was ...
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Memberships Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde
Place(s) of Residence Netherlands
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Verzen (I) (Van der Waals) (1900) 1 0
Nieuwe verzen ( Van der Waals) (1909) 1 0
Laatste verzen (1922) 1 0
Noortje Velt (1922) 0 0
Kierkegaard (1925) 0 0
Iris (1928) 0 0

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Nederlandsche schrijvers der vier laatste eeuwen, proeven uit hunne werken, met beknopte biographieën (6e druk) L. Leopold 1912 comments on person
*Mention in Het aandeel der vrouw [...] Maurits Basse 1921 -

MENTIONED IN:
- Ter Laan 1941; van Bork en Verkruijsse 1985; both see link DBNL
Cf.
Erica van Boven, ‘Het pseudoniem als strategie. Pseudoniemen van vrouwelijke auteurs 1850-1900’. In: Nederlandse letterkunde, 1998 (4), p. 309-326 online-portrait in DVN

Daughter of Nobelprizewinner J.D. van der Waals sr.
Self-educated: learned Italian, Norwegian and Danish.

Translated from Danish (Johannes Edvard Lehmann).
Contributed to Onze Eeuw. (DBNL/Van Bork)

Material in Letterkundig Museum, The Hague.

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