Gräfin Elisa von Ahlefeldt, die Gattin Adolphs von Lützow, die Freundin Karl Immermann's

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In an era marked by shifting social dynamics and burgeoning artistic movements, "Gräfin Elisa von Ahlefeldt, die Gattin Adolphs von Lützow, die Freundin Karl Immermann's" by Ludmilla Assing delves into the intricate life of Gräfin Elisa. This biographical account reveals her pivotal role within the cultural landscape of her time, highlighting her connections with influential personalities and her contributions to the intellectual discourse of the mid-19th century. Assing's meticulous portrayal captures the essence of Elisa's relationships, offering insights into the complexities of friendship and loyalty amidst societal expectations. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this work invites readers to explore the nuanced interplay of personal and public life in a transformative period.

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