Died 1934-01-15.
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Hermann Anastas Bahr was an Austrian writer, playwright, director, and critic.
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Born 19 July 1863 · Died 15 January 1934 · Q94034
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Died 1934-01-15.
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Was a Dramaturg with the Vienna Burgtheater
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After accusing Bahr and Emmerich Bukovics, then director of the Volkstheater, of corruption concerning the Villa Bahr in Ober St
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Bahr began publication of Die Zeit (The Times), and was also editor of the Neue Wiener Tagblatt (New Vienna Daily Flyer) and the Oesterreichische Volkszeitung (Austrian Popular Newspaper)
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Using his editorial mandate as a culture critic, Bahr toured several European countries, including Britain, Belgium, France, and Spain, to interview various notable figures about antisemitism
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Published Fin de siècle, a collection of short stories, six of which the Prussian authorities determined to be sexually obscene, fining Bahr 150 marks
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Became associate editor of Berliner Freie Bühne (Berlin Free Stage), and later became associate editor and critic of the Deutsche Zeitung (German Newspaper)
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Born 1863-07-19.
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