Friedl Benedikt
Friedl Benedikt was an Austrian writer born in Vienna in 1916, who became known for her literary contributions while living in exile in London during World War II. Writing under the pseudonym Anna Sebastian, she authored three novels that reflect her experiences and the complexity of her identity. Benedikt had a significant relationship with the Nobel Prize-winning author Elias Canetti, who was not only her mentor but also her lover, and their correspondence spanned over 1,000 letters. She passed away in Paris in 1953, leaving behind a legacy as a storyteller and a figure of literary intrigue.
Born on Sep 30, 1916 (108 years old)
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Friedl Benedikt was a writer who had a significant relationship with Elias Canetti.
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Friedl Benedikt was a writer who decided early on to become a novelist and wrote under the pseudonym Anna Sebastian.
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Friedl Benedikt was a writer who decided early on to become a novelist and wrote under the pseudonym Anna Sebastian.
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