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1889–1954
A German writer and playwright whose work reached readers through novels, stories, and dramatic writing in the first half of the 20th century. He is remembered today in library and public-domain records, and his grave is in Berlin's Dorotheenstadt Cemetery.

by Friedrich Eisenlohr, Livingstone Hahn, Ludwig Rubiner
Born in 1889 and died in 1954, Friedrich Eisenlohr was a German writer. Available reference records identify him specifically as a Schriftsteller (writer), and public-domain catalog listings show that his work circulated widely enough to remain discoverable in major literary archives.
His legacy now survives mainly through bibliographic and library sources rather than long modern biographies. That makes him a somewhat shadowy figure today, but it also gives him the air of a rediscovered author from Germany's early 20th-century literary world.
A page connected with his memorial record indicates that he is buried at Berlin's Dorotheenstadt Cemetery, a resting place associated with many notable cultural figures.