author
Andrea H. Fogowitz
1858–1909
An Austrian writer of adventure stories for young readers, he published lively tales under several pen names and left behind a small but memorable body of popular fiction. Best known for juvenile and travel-flavored narratives, his work reflects the taste for action and wonder that marked late 19th-century reading.
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Lentävä hollantilainen
by Andrea H. Fogowitz
About the author
Andrea H. Fogowitz was the pen name of Andrä Heinrich Fogowitz, an Austrian writer born in Vienna on June 21, 1858. Sources consistently identify him as a writer of juvenile literature and adventure books, and records also connect him with the pseudonyms Heinrich Herold, Willibald Römer, and Max Wirth.
His surviving bibliography suggests a strong interest in storytelling aimed at younger audiences, especially tales of travel, danger, and faraway places. Modern catalog and public-domain listings preserve works such as Lentävä hollantilainen and Das Jakutenmädchen, which help show the adventurous tone associated with his name.
The exact details of his death are not completely consistent across sources. Some library records list him as 1858–1909, while the German Wikipedia entry notes only that he died after 1909. Because of that uncertainty, it is safest to describe him as an Austrian adventure writer active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.