Category:Der Salon (Heine)

**Der Salon**
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Edition or translation of	Q17277412; Q19193359; Q19598434;
Author	Heinrich Heine;
Publisher	Hoffmann und Campe;
Place of publication	Hamburg;
Language of work or name	German;
Publication date	1837;
Authority file
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Author



Alternative names	Birth name: Heinrich Heine; Christian Johann Heinrich Heine; Christian Heine; Christian Johann Heinrich "Harry" Heine; Heine
Description	German-French writer and poet
Date of birth/death	13 December 1797	17 February 1856
Location of birth/death	Düsseldorf	Paris
Work location	Hamburg
Authority file	: Q44403 VIAF: 34457918 ISNI: 0000000121272257 LCCN: n79081313 NLA: 35184852 MusicBrainz: d5efb3bf-4d84-4c70-a461-d8e3cdb4b755 Open Library: OL113829A DBNL: hein038 GND: 118548018 SELIBR: 205911 SUDOC: 026917688 BNF: 119071433 NDL: 00442914 BIBSYS: 90054509 NKC: jn19990003328 SBN: CFIV005337 RSL: 000085041 BNE: XX841477 NLP: a0000001185867 J9U: 987007262537805171 Koninklijke: 068521898 NLK: KAC199612000 WorldCat

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Der Salon von H. Heine.

Publisher

Hoffmann und Campe

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German

Publication date

1837

Place of publication

Hamburg

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