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Else Berg (19 February 1877, Ratibor – 19 November 1942, Auschwitz) was a German-born Dutch painter of Jewish descent; associated with the Bergense School. She was married to the Dutch painter, Mommie Schwarz. She and her husband were both murdered in the Holocaust.

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rdfs:label	إلس بيرغ (ar) Else Berg (ca) Else Berg (en) Else Berg (de) Else Berg (es) Else Berg (fr) エルゼ・ベルク (ja) Else Berg (nl) Else Berg (pl)
rdfs:comment	إلس بيرغ (بالهولندية: Else Berg)‏ (و. 1877 – 1942 م) هي رسامة هولندية، ولدت في راسيبورز، توفيت عن عمر يناهز 65 عاماً. (ar) Else Berg (Ratibor, Alta Silèsia, 19 de febrer de 1877 – Auschwitz, 19 de novembre de 1942) va ser una pintora, dibuixant i artista gràfica jueva neerlandesa d’origen alemany, víctima de l'Holocaust. (ca) Else Berg (19 February 1877, Ratibor – 19 November 1942, Auschwitz) was a German-born Dutch painter of Jewish descent; associated with the Bergense School. She was married to the Dutch painter, Mommie Schwarz. She and her husband were both murdered in the Holocaust. (en) Else Berg (* 19. Februar 1877 in Ratibor; † 19. November 1942 im KZ Auschwitz-Birkenau) war eine niederländische Malerin. (de) Else Berg (Ratibor, Alta Silesia, 19 de febrero de 1877 - Auschwitz, 19 de noviembre de 1942) fue una pintora y artista gráfica neerlandesa de origen alemán víctima del Holocausto. (es) Else Berg, née le 19 février 1877 à Ratibor en Haute-Silésie (aujourd'hui Racibórz en Pologne) et morte le 19 novembre 1942 à Auschwitz, est une peintre néerlandaise. (fr) エルゼ・ベルク（Else Berg、1877年2月19日 - 1942年11月19日）とは、ドイツ生れのに属するユダヤ系オランダ人画家。ホロコースト犠牲者。夫はユダヤ系オランダ人画家のであり、彼もまたエルゼと同日にホロコーストの犠牲になった。 (ja) Else Berg (Ratibor (Silezië), 19 februari 1877 – Auschwitz (Silezië), 19 november 1942) was een Joods-Duits-Nederlandse kunstschilderes die wordt gerekend tot de Bergense School. Ze was getrouwd met de Joods-Nederlandse kunstschilder en graficus Mommie Schwarz. Beiden zijn in het concentratiekamp Auschwitz in 1942 om het leven gebracht. (nl) Else Berg (ur. 19 lutego 1877 w Raciborzu, zm. 19 listopada 1942 w Oświęcimiu) – malarka holenderska urodzona na Śląsku w rodzinie polsko-żydowskiej. Była małżonką holenderskiego malarza Samuela Lesera „Mommie” Schwarza. Zostali uwięzieni w obozie Westerbork, skąd zostali wywiezieni do Oświęcimia i tam zamordowani 19 listopada 1942. Twórczość Else Berg wykazuje wpływy kubizmu i luminizmu, a także szkoły z Bergen. Obejmuje malarstwo figuralne, krajobrazy, akty, portrety i martwe natury. Wiele jej dzieł zgromadzono w muzeum miejskim w Alkmaarze. * Martwa natura z kwiatami * Mallorca * Schoorl * (pl)
foaf:name	Else Berg (en)
name	Else Berg (en)
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birth place	Province of Silesia German Empire Racibórz
death place	Auschwitz concentration camp Occupation of Poland (1939–1945)
death place	Auschwitz concentration camp Occupation of Poland (1939–1945)
death date	1942-11-19 (xsd:date)
birth place	Province of Silesia German Empire Racibórz
birth date	1877-02-19 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Jewish women painters 1877 births 1942 deaths People from Racibórz German Jews who died in the Holocaust 20th-century Dutch painters 20th-century Dutch women artists Dutch women painters Jewish painters Dutch Jews who died in the Holocaust Dutch people who died in Auschwitz concentration camp German emigrants to the Netherlands People from the Province of Silesia 19th-century Dutch women artists
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Jewish women painters Province of Silesia Berlin Berlin University of the Arts Joods Historisch Museum Cubism 1877 births German Empire German Expressionism Modern Art Mommie Schwarz Antwerp Mallorca Painting Auschwitz Auschwitz concentration camp Baambrugge 1942 deaths People from Racibórz German Jews who died in the Holocaust Paris Leo Gestel Reform Judaism The Holocaust Arthur Kampf 20th-century Dutch painters 20th-century Dutch women artists Dutch women painters Jewish painters Dutch Jews who died in the Holocaust

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