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- Ada_María_Elflein abstract "Ada María Elflein (Buenos Aires, February 22, 1880- ibidem, July 24, 1919) was an Argentine poet, columnist, translator, feminist and teacher.Her first works were mainly Children's literature. Thanks to her work as a journalist, she was appointed a member of Journalism National Academy (Academia Nacional de Periodismo)[1]. Some schools, libraries and streets have her name.".
- Q346216 abstract "Ada María Elflein (Buenos Aires, February 22, 1880- ibidem, July 24, 1919) was an Argentine poet, columnist, translator, feminist and teacher.Her first works were mainly Children's literature. Thanks to her work as a journalist, she was appointed a member of Journalism National Academy (Academia Nacional de Periodismo)[1]. Some schools, libraries and streets have her name.".
- Ada_María_Elflein comment "Ada María Elflein (Buenos Aires, February 22, 1880- ibidem, July 24, 1919) was an Argentine poet, columnist, translator, feminist and teacher.Her first works were mainly Children's literature. Thanks to her work as a journalist, she was appointed a member of Journalism National Academy (Academia Nacional de Periodismo)[1]. Some schools, libraries and streets have her name.".
- Q346216 comment "Ada María Elflein (Buenos Aires, February 22, 1880- ibidem, July 24, 1919) was an Argentine poet, columnist, translator, feminist and teacher.Her first works were mainly Children's literature. Thanks to her work as a journalist, she was appointed a member of Journalism National Academy (Academia Nacional de Periodismo)[1]. Some schools, libraries and streets have her name.".