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Nikolaus “Nik” Welter (2 January 1871, Mersch – 13 July 1951, Luxembourg City) was a Luxembourgish writer, playwright, poet, professor, literary critic (Germanic and Romance languages), and statesman. He wrote predominantly in German. He also served as a Minister for Education in the government of Émile Reuter. After his university studies in Leuven, Paris, Bonn and Berlin, he became a teacher in Diekirch (1897-1906) and later at the Athénée de Luxembourg in Luxembourg City (1906-1918).

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  • Nikolaus “Nik” Welter (Mersch, 2 de gener de 1871 - Ciutat de Luxemburg, 13 de juliol de 1951) fou un escriptor, polític i crític literari luxemburguès. Va estudiar a Lovaina, París, Bonn i Berlín, fou professor a Diekirch i a l'Ateneu de Luxemburg. També treballà com a ministre d'ensenyament durant el govern d'Émile Reuter. (ca)
  • نيكولاوس فيلتر Nikolaus Welter (أيضا نيك فيلتر؛ ولد في 2 يناير 1871 في ميرش في لوكسمبورغ – ومات في 13 يوليو 1951 في لوكسمبورغ) هو أديب وكاتب مسرحي وشاعر وبروفيسور وعالم أدبي وسياسي لوكسمبورغي. (ar)
  • Nikolaus Welter (auch Nik Welter; * 2. Januar 1871 in Mersch, Luxemburg; † 13. Juli 1951 in Luxemburg) war ein luxemburgischer Schriftsteller, Professor (Literaturwissenschaftler) und Staatsmann. (de)
  • Nikolaus «Nik» Welter (Mersch, 2 de enero de 1871-Luxemburgo, 13 de julio de 1951) fue un escritor, crítico literario y político luxemburgués. Estudió en Lovaina, París, Bonn y Berlín, fue profesor en Diekirch y en el Athénée de Luxembourg en la capital del país y trabajó como ministro de educación durante el gobierno de . (es)
  • Nikolaus “Nik” Welter (2 January 1871, Mersch – 13 July 1951, Luxembourg City) was a Luxembourgish writer, playwright, poet, professor, literary critic (Germanic and Romance languages), and statesman. He wrote predominantly in German. He also served as a Minister for Education in the government of Émile Reuter. After his university studies in Leuven, Paris, Bonn and Berlin, he became a teacher in Diekirch (1897-1906) and later at the Athénée de Luxembourg in Luxembourg City (1906-1918). Welter mainly wrote plays and poetry. His work Griselinde (1901) inspired the Luxembourgish composer Alfred Kowalsky to write the opera of the same name. Other well-known works are Die Söhne des Öslings, Goethes Husar, Der Abtrünnige, Professor Forster and Lene Frank. From early on, Nik Welter was involved with the Félibrige, a poets' movement in the Provence, and was in contact with the members of the Felibertum félibrige: Frédéric Mistral, Joseph Roumanille and Théodore Aubanel. He was often at Mistral's house in Bouches-du-Rhône and was taken up into the circle of the Féliber. In the same way, he also met German Romanists such as Eduard Koschwitz and August Bertuch. Along with the two German Romanists, he campaigned successfully for Frédéric Mistral to be awarded the 1904 Nobel Prrize for Literature. Nik Welter recorded his travels in the Provence and in Tunisia in the book Hohe Sonnentage. In his book Im Werden und Wachsen, he wrote about his childhood in Mersch. He was the author of the first Luxembourgish schoolbook Das Luxemburgische und sein Schrifttum. (en)
  • Nicolas Welter dit Nik Welter, né le 2 janvier 1871 à Mersch (Luxembourg) et mort le 13 juillet 1951 à Luxembourg-Ville (Luxembourg), est un écrivain et homme politique luxembourgeois. (fr)
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  • Nikolaus “Nik” Welter (Mersch, 2 de gener de 1871 - Ciutat de Luxemburg, 13 de juliol de 1951) fou un escriptor, polític i crític literari luxemburguès. Va estudiar a Lovaina, París, Bonn i Berlín, fou professor a Diekirch i a l'Ateneu de Luxemburg. També treballà com a ministre d'ensenyament durant el govern d'Émile Reuter. (ca)
  • نيكولاوس فيلتر Nikolaus Welter (أيضا نيك فيلتر؛ ولد في 2 يناير 1871 في ميرش في لوكسمبورغ – ومات في 13 يوليو 1951 في لوكسمبورغ) هو أديب وكاتب مسرحي وشاعر وبروفيسور وعالم أدبي وسياسي لوكسمبورغي. (ar)
  • Nikolaus Welter (auch Nik Welter; * 2. Januar 1871 in Mersch, Luxemburg; † 13. Juli 1951 in Luxemburg) war ein luxemburgischer Schriftsteller, Professor (Literaturwissenschaftler) und Staatsmann. (de)
  • Nikolaus «Nik» Welter (Mersch, 2 de enero de 1871-Luxemburgo, 13 de julio de 1951) fue un escritor, crítico literario y político luxemburgués. Estudió en Lovaina, París, Bonn y Berlín, fue profesor en Diekirch y en el Athénée de Luxembourg en la capital del país y trabajó como ministro de educación durante el gobierno de . (es)
  • Nicolas Welter dit Nik Welter, né le 2 janvier 1871 à Mersch (Luxembourg) et mort le 13 juillet 1951 à Luxembourg-Ville (Luxembourg), est un écrivain et homme politique luxembourgeois. (fr)
  • Nikolaus “Nik” Welter (2 January 1871, Mersch – 13 July 1951, Luxembourg City) was a Luxembourgish writer, playwright, poet, professor, literary critic (Germanic and Romance languages), and statesman. He wrote predominantly in German. He also served as a Minister for Education in the government of Émile Reuter. After his university studies in Leuven, Paris, Bonn and Berlin, he became a teacher in Diekirch (1897-1906) and later at the Athénée de Luxembourg in Luxembourg City (1906-1918). (en)
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