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Swiss writer, journalist and photographer (1908–1942)

Also known as: Annemarie Clarac, Аннемари Шварценбах, آن ماري شوارزنباخ, 안네마리 슈바르첸바흐, アンネマリー・シュヴァルツェンバッハ, 安妮玛丽·施瓦岑巴赫

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