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Else Ury

Else Ury (1 November 1877 – 13 January 1943) was a German-Jewish novelist and children's book author. Her best-known character is the blonde doctor's daughter Annemarie Braun, whose life from childhood to old age is told in the ten volumes of the highly successful Nesthäkchen series.

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Known for
Nesthäkchen series and other books for girls
Occupation
Novelist
Born
1 November 1877 Berlin, German Empire
Cause of death
Gas poisoning
Died
13 January 1943 (aged 65) Auschwitz-Birkenau

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Life

Hollywood

Deportation and death

Postwar republication and television adaptation

Nesthäkchen and the World War

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Else Ury

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples331
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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related to Further reading · 76
Else Ury → Advanced Study, Aiga Klotz, Andrea Hammel, Austria, Berlin, Brentzel, Bürgertum, Chronik, City-by-city Guidebook, Das Leben, Deutschland, Die Familie, Die Welt, Edition Ebersbach, Eds, Eine Annäherung, Else, Essence, First English Translation, France
related to Hollywood · 70
Else Ury → America, Apparently, As, August, Baumeisters Rangen, Berlin, But, But Klaus, By, Dear Madam, Dutch, Early, Else Ury's, England, English, For Shirley Temple, French, Fritz, German, Germany
related to Professors Zwillinge series · 53
Else Ury → As, Berlin, Bubi, But, Charlottenburg, Classes, Else, Forest School, Founded, German, Goethe, Hans Ury, Her Grandchildren, Herbert, Here, In, It, Italien1928 Professors Zwillinge, Italy, Johann Joachim Winckelmann
related to Nesthäkchen series · 42
Else Ury → After, Among, Backfisch, Backfischroman, Berlin, Children's Sanitorium, Der Trotzkopf, Emmy, Enkel, German, Haar, Hausfrau, Henny Koch, Her Chicks, Her Dolls, Her Grandchildren, It, Kinderheim, Küken, Magda Trott
related to Life · 39
Else Ury → Auschwitz, Berlin, Bildung, Charlottenburg, Else, Else Ury's, Emil, Franziska, Franziska Ury, German Bildungsbürgertum, Globus Verlag, Goldblondchen, Hans, Her, Heymann, In, Jewish, Jugendschriftenwarte, Kaiserdamm, Kantstraße
related to Nesthäkchen and the World War · 29
Else Ury → After, Allied, Annemarie, Annemarie Braun, Annemarie's, Annmarie, Children's Sanitorium, England, English, First World War, France, German, German-Polish Vera, Germany, Germany's, Hans, Klaus, Moreover, Most, Much
related to External links · 14
Else Ury → Else Ury Bücher Archived, Erben, Google Books, Internet ArchiveWorks, Kirkus, Kränzchen-Bibliothek Seite, LibriVox, Magda Trott, Nesthäkchen, Ury, Wayback Machine, Works, World War, World WarAlte Kinderbücher
Born · 1
Else Ury → 1 November 1877 Berlin, German Empire
Cause of death · 1
Else Ury → Gas poisoning
Died · 1
Else Ury → 13 January 1943 (aged 65) Auschwitz-Birkenau

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nesthäkchen ury else books war series berlin world ury's volume german isbn der school book first volumes auschwitz verlag kohner

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Else UryBorn1 November 1877 Berlin, German Empire1.00infobox
Else UryCause of deathGas poisoning1.00infobox
Else UryDied13 January 1943 (aged 65) Auschwitz-Birkenau1.00infobox
Else UryKnown forNesthäkchen series and other books for girls1.00infobox
Else UryOccupationNovelist1.00infobox
loyaltyinstance ofThis collection of thirty-eight moral tales promotes pedagogical ideals0.80text
honestyinstance ofThis collection of thirty-eight moral tales promotes pedagogical ideals0.80text
and faithfulnessinstance ofThis collection of thirty-eight moral tales promotes pedagogical ideals0.80text
Else Uryrelated to External linksWorks0.60section
Else Uryrelated to External linksInternet ArchiveWorks0.60section
Else Uryrelated to External linksLibriVox0.60section
Else Uryrelated to External linksKirkus0.60section

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