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Hanns Heinz Ewers (1871–1943)
Hanns Heinz Ewers (born November 3, 1871 in Düsseldorf, Germany) was a German writer famous for his short stories and novels that expanded the parameters of the horror genre. He began his literary career as a poet when he published "A Book of Fables", satirical verses, in 1901. In addition to writing, he was an actor and created a vaudeville ...
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Born:in Düsseldorf, GermanyDied:(age 71) in Berlin, Germany |
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Writer (28 credits)
Writer (28 credits)
1973
Et lite grøss?
(TV Mini Series) (short story "The Spider" - 1 episode)
- Edderkoppen
(1973)
... (short story "The Spider")
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Actor (2 credits)
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Novel: "Alraune" (filmed as Alraune - naispaholainen (1952), Alraune (1930), Alraune (1919)). See more »Alternate Names:
H.H. Ewers
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