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[pseud.] Braga Jr.
Known today only by a pseudonym, this elusive Dutch-language writer is linked to a playful verse adaptation of a Wilhelm Busch tale. The surviving record is slim, which gives the work an added air of literary mystery.
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De muis, of De gestoorde nachtrust een berijmde geschiedenis in twaalf tafereelen voor jong en oud
by [pseud.] Braga Jr., Wilhelm Busch
About the author
Very little reliable biographical information appears to survive for Braga Jr., whose name is presented in library records simply as a pseudonym. No clear full identity, dates, or personal background could be confirmed from the sources reviewed during this conversation.
The name is associated with De muis, of De gestoorde nachtrust, a Dutch-language rhymed piece for young and old that is cataloged by Project Gutenberg and attributed to [pseud.] Braga Jr. alongside Wilhelm Busch. That suggests the author may have worked as an adapter, translator, or reteller rather than as a widely documented standalone literary figure.
Because the available record is so sparse, Braga Jr. is best remembered through the surviving text itself: a light, comic work whose continued preservation in digital archives has outlasted most details about the person behind the pseudonym.