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Deutsch: Henriette Wiener von Welten (auch bekannt als Henriette von Wiener-Welten), geb. Goldschmidt (1829, Frankfurt am Main–1904, Wien-Hietzing), Wiener Salonière und Philanthropin, Gattin von de:Eduard Wiener von Welten, Schwester von de:Maximilian von Goldschmidt-Rothschild

English: Henriette Wiener von Welten (also known as Henriette von Wiener-Welten), née Goldschmidt (1829, Frankfurt am Main–1904, Vienna)

Date

by 1904

Source

Austrian magazine Wiener Salonblatt, 13 August 1904, p. 11

Author

A. G. ?

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