Marianne Philips (1886 - 1951)
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| Religion / ideology | Jewish |
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Marianne Philips was ...
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| Memberships | SDAP (Dutch Social Democratic Workers' Party) |
| Place(s) of Residence | Netherlands , Bussum , Amsterdam |
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Receptions of Marianne Philips, the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
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MENTIONED In:
- Portrait gallery of Museum of Dutch literary history, as one of the 17 women out of the 115 writers born before 1900 (cf. born after 1900: 65 women, 219 men) (svddec10)
- she was born in a well-to-to jewish family in Amsterdam.. - she started writing when she was 40
Possibly member of a political party (SDAP); DBNL/Bork/Verkruijsse mentions Philips being a propagandist for the SDAP.
material in Letterkundig Museum, The Hague
was in de WW2 lang ondergedoken, omdat ze joods was.
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Religion:
- Was originally Jewish
Professions/activities:
- Politician (Member of the Town Council).
Children's names: Hester, Carla, Frits.
Children's genders: female, female, male.
She lived in Amsterdam, Bussum, Naarden.
For adress ATM:
-- Born at Kloveniersburgwal.
-- Den Texstraat (nr. 39), after 1898.
-- Langeweg (now Archimedesweg) in the Watergraafsmeer.
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artikelen van Marianne Philips
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