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Deutsch: Willi Grétor (1868–1923), auch Gretor, eigentlich: Julius Rudolph Vilhelm Petersen, geboren auf Schloss Wundlacken bei Königsberg in Ostpreußen, aufgewachsen in der dänischen Hauptstadt Kopenhagen. Er war der Ehemann der österreichischen Malerin Rosa Pfäffinger (1866–1949) und der Vater von Lilly Ackermann (1891–1976), geborene Schorer, und Georg Gretor (1892–1943, Pseudonym: Georges Barbizon).
English: Willi Grétor (1868–1923), also Gretor, in fact: Julius Rudolph Vilhelm Petersen, born on Wundlacken Castle near Königsberg in East Prussia, raised in the Danish capital Copenhagen. He was the husband of painter Rosa Pfäffinger (1866–1949) and the father of Lilly Ackermann (1891–1976), née Schorer, and Georg Gretor (1892–1943). |
| Date | circa 1895 |
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| Author | Wereldnieuws |
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