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A German writer and editor whose work explored faith, history, and cultural figures. His books included studies of Francis of Assisi, Goethe, and Napoleon.

by Alfred Holland
Alfred Holland was a German writer and editor born in 1885 in Rappenau. He later worked in Erfurt and Berlin, where he was associated with literary and journalistic publishing.
His subjects ranged from religious history to major figures of European culture. Among the works attributed to him are books on Francis of Assisi, Goethe, and Napoleon, reflecting a broad interest in the ideas and personalities that shaped the past.