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Richard Huelsenbeck

German-Language Literature

Richard Huelsenbeck (1892 to 1974) is recorded in Open Library as an author of forty works, led by En avant Dada, and tagged with the subjects Dadaism, the twentieth century, modern arts and German authors. A second record under the same name adds Memoirs of a Dada drummer, which suggests a writer connected with the Dada movement. The subject tags place his writing in the German language tradition of the early twentieth century and tie it to Dadaism, so this entry is a candidate for a Dada movement link once that connection is captured with its own source. Genre and influence connections also remain to be captured from further sources.

Facts
Birth Year
1892 1
Death Year
1974 1
Gender
Male 2
Form Mostly Written
Poem 2
Connections

In Genre

Memoir, Genres
Source Richard Huelsenbeck (Wikipedia)
Poetry, Genres
Source Richard Huelsenbeck (Wikipedia)

In Movement

Dadaism, Movements
Source Richard Huelsenbeck (Wikipedia)
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Source Richard Huelsenbeck (Wikipedia)Lead section
Quote, Lead section
was a German writer, poet, and psychoanalyst
Sources
1. Richard Huelsenbeck (Open Library)
  • Author record, birth_date field
    "birth_date": "1892"
  • Author record, death_date field
    "death_date": "1974"
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2. Richard Huelsenbeck (Wikipedia)
  • Article categories: Category:20th-century German male non-fiction writers
  • Lead sentence
    was a German writer, poet, and psychoanalyst born in Frankenau, Hessen-Nassau who was associated with the formation of the Dada movement.
  • In Genre: Poetry, Lead
    was a German writer, poet, and psychoanalyst
  • In Genre: Memoir, Body text, Dada
    Huelsenbeck's autobiography Memoirs of a Dada Drummer
  • In Movement: Dadaism, Lead
    who was associated with the formation of the Dada movement
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