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Austrian writer (1862–1931)
Also known as: Артур Шницлер, أرتور شنتسلر, 아르투어 슈니츨러, アルトゥル・シュニッツラー, 阿图尔·施尼茨勒, Шницлер
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- Professor Bernhardi
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- Arthur Schnitzler: Affairen und Affekte. Ausstellung, Osterreichisches Theatermuseum, Wien, 12.10.2006 - 21.1.2007