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Hoffmann, Amadeus (Ernst Theodor Wilhelm)

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Hoffmann, Amadeus (Ernst Theodor Wilhelm) (1776-1822)

German composer and writer. He composed the opera Undine (1816), but is chiefly remembered as an author and librettist of fairy stories, including ‘Nussknacker/Nutcracker’ (1816). His stories inspired Jacques Offenbach's Tales of Hoffmann.

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