Else Otten (1873 - 1931)

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Place(s) of Residence	Netherlands

Author of	*vertaling heijermans (1900) *Translation of Björnson Björnstjerne: Laboremus (1901) is also a reception: is translation of Laboremus Orpheus in der Dessa (1905) is also a reception: is translation of Orpheus in de dessa Frauen, die den Ruf vernommen (1906) is also a reception: is translation of Hilda van Suylenburg *Es kommt der Tag (1907) is also a reception: is translation of Lilia Fragensmüde (1907) is also a reception: is translation of Vragensmoede Eine Mutter (1908) is also a reception: is translation of Het dure moederschap Die Göttin, die da harret (1908) is also a reception: is translation of De godin die wacht Lebenfreude (1912) Schwerenöter (1912) Kaiserliche Hoheit (1912) Der stille Kampf (1928) is also a reception: is translation of De verzwegen strijd Maskerade (1929) is also a reception: is translation of Maskerade
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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.