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Maximilian Bern : ウィキペディア英語版 | Maximilian Bern
Maximiliam Bern (November 11, 1849 – September 10, 1923) was a German writer and editor. He was born in Kherson, Ukraine, where his father was a physician. Upon his father's death, his mother took him to Vienna to further his education. From 1869 to 1872 he studied philosophy and literature there, but had to drop out of school when the family fortune was lost. In 1873 he became a private tutor at an equestrian school.〔 The success of his first novel ''Auf Schwankem Grunde'', allowed him to become a freelance writer and travel extensively. From 1885-1887 he was in Paris and in the following year married an Austrian actress, Olga Wohlbrück. In 1888, they settled in Berlin,〔(The Jewish Encyclopedia, 1906 edition )〕 where he continued to write prolifically. After spending his entire life savings (100,000 marks) on a single subway ticket around Old Berlin during the devastating period of hyperinflation in Germany, he returned to his apartment where, unable to support himself, he starved to death.〔''Before the Deluge: A Portrait of Berlin in the 1920s'' (pg.126), by Otto Friedrich, Harper-Row ISBN 0-06-092679-1〕 None of his works have been translated into English. ==References==
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