Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Isabelle Eberhardt (17 February 1877 – 21 October 1904) was a Swiss explorer and writer. Educated in Switzerland by her father, who was a tutor, Eberhart took an interest in North Africa and relocated there in May 1897, where she dressed as a man and converted to Islam. During her time in North Africa she adopted the name Si Mahmoud Saadi, was accepted into a Qadiriyya, survived an assassination attempt and worked for General Hubert Lyautey, all the while working on various writings and manuscripts. Anti-colonialism was a regular theme of her writings. She died in a flash-flood in Aïn Sefra at the age of 27. The majority of her writings, which found critical acclaim, were not published until after her death."@en }
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- Isabelle_Eberhardt abstract "Isabelle Eberhardt (17 February 1877 – 21 October 1904) was a Swiss explorer and writer. Educated in Switzerland by her father, who was a tutor, Eberhart took an interest in North Africa and relocated there in May 1897, where she dressed as a man and converted to Islam. During her time in North Africa she adopted the name Si Mahmoud Saadi, was accepted into a Qadiriyya, survived an assassination attempt and worked for General Hubert Lyautey, all the while working on various writings and manuscripts. Anti-colonialism was a regular theme of her writings. She died in a flash-flood in Aïn Sefra at the age of 27. The majority of her writings, which found critical acclaim, were not published until after her death.".