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Category:Landau, Léon
Léon Landau
(31 July 1857 — 7 March 1912)
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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Oscar Léon Landau, Ludana (pseud.)
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German/French writer, literary critic and lyricist, often under the pseudonym Ludana.
Born 1857 in Andernach (Germany), died 1912 in Paris (9e arr. N°277).
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By will, he founded an annual award (Prix Landau) for 'underprivileged' talented young people.
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He was buried in the Paris
Cimetière Montmartre
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L'Envolée (Esclavy, René)
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Menteuse chérie (Massenet, Jules)
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Orphelines (Massenet, Jules)
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