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Hofmann, Ida (German pianist and feminist, 1864-1926)
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Note: One of the founders of the vegetarian commune of Monte Verità, in Ascona. |
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Hofmann, Ida (preferred,V,index,LC,English-P,NA,U) |
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Ida Hofmann (V,display) |
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Hofmann-Oedenkoven, Ida (U) |
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Oedenkoven, Ida Hofmann- (U) |
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musician (preferred) |
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pianist |
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feminist |
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Biographies:
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(German pianist and feminist, 1864-1926) ..... [VP Preferred]
(author, 1864-1926, active Brazil (South America)) ..... [GRL]
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Beiträge zur Frauenfrage, 1920: title page (Ida Hofmann)
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Blätter für Verbreitung vegetarischer Lebensweise, 1905: title page (Ida Hofmann-Oedenkoven)
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GRIL NACO contribution (n.d.)
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Library of Congress Authorities online (2002-) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2015153788
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VIAF: Virtual International Authority File [online] (2009-) DNB 1042260532; accessed 22 January 2018
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Wikipedia (2000-) (born in 1864 in Transylvania, died July 12, 1926 in S$09ao Paulo, was a pianist and writer; interested in feminism, vegetarianism, and life reform; married to Henri Oedenkoven, later separated; in 1900 co-founded the artists' colony, Monte Verit$02a in Ascona, Switzerland with her husband and the Gr$04aser brothers; played concerts in Switzerland and wrote in several of the seven languages that she had completely mastered; co-founded colony Monte Sol in Joinville, Brazil) | | | | | |
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