Rudolf Bolo Maeglin: Biography, Facts and Career
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Rudolph Bolo Mäglin (also Rudolf and Maeglin), (26 Dezember 1898 in Basel – 28 April 1973 in Binningen) was a Swiss journalist, publicist, writer, poet and cabaretwriter.
He worked as a writer and as a journalist for the National-Zeitung. Mäglin was mainly known through the novel Gilberte de Courgenay published in 1939 . His carnival novella Der Ruesser from 1957, which was later issued as an audio book version read by Ruedi Walter, was also awarded.
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- Full name: Rudolf Bolo Maeglin
- Born: 1898-12-26
- Nationality: Switzerland
- Known as: Author
- Wikidata ID: Q121037
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Who is Rudolf Bolo Maeglin?
Rudolph Bolo Mäglin (also Rudolf and Maeglin), (26 Dezember 1898 in Basel – 28 April 1973 in Binningen) was a Swiss journalist, publicist, writer, poet and cabaretwriter. He worked as a writer and as a journalist for the National-Zeitung.
What nationality is Rudolf Bolo Maeglin?
Rudolf Bolo Maeglin is Switzerland.
When was Rudolf Bolo Maeglin born?
Rudolf Bolo Maeglin was born on 1898-12-26.
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