Anton Wildgans
Anton Wildgans was an Austrian poet, playwright, writer, theatre manager, jurist and librettist (1881–1932). He was born at Vienna and died at Mödling.
Formation and teaching
Anton Wildgans studied at University of Vienna. The record notes the qualifications Doktor Nauk in Psychology and Doctor of Juridical Science.
Identity
Anton Wildgans is recorded as having received Goethe Medal for Art and Science and Raimund Award. Anton Wildgans is recorded as poet, playwright, writer, theatre manager and jurist. Anton Wildgans is recorded with the citizenship of Austria.
Chronology
- 1881Anton Wildgans born at Vienna.
- 1881Anton Wildgans was born in 1881 at Vienna.
- 1932Anton Wildgans died at Mödling.
- 1932Anton Wildgans died in 1932 at Mödling.
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“Anton Wildgans”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q84894: Anton Wildgans
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Der österreichische Dichter Anton Wildgans wird an den Mauern der Leopoldsberger Burg in Wien geehrt.
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