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Austrian dramatist and poet (1791-1872)

Also known as: Franz Seraphicus Grillparzer, Grillparzer, Saphokles, der Istrianer, Франц Грильпарцер, فرانس جريلبارتسر, 프란츠 그릴파르처

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