Anna Reiss
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Summary
Anna Reiss is a human[1]. She was born in Mannheim[2]. She was born on September 2, 1836[3]. She died in Mannheim[4]. She died on November 23, 1915[5]. She worked as an opera singer[6], singer[7], philanthropist[8], and patron of the arts[9].
Key Facts
- Anna Reiss's place of birth was Mannheim[2].
- Anna Reiss passed away in Mannheim[4].
- Anna Reiss was born on September 2, 1836[3].
- Anna Reiss died on November 23, 1915[5].
- Anna Reiss's father was Friedrich Reiß[10].
- Anna Reiss held citizenship in Grand Duchy of Baden[11].
- Anna Reiss held citizenship in Germany[12].
- Anna Reiss worked as an opera singer[6].
- Anna Reiss worked as a singer[7].
- Anna Reiss worked as a philanthropist[8].
- Anna Reiss's professions included patron of the arts[9].
- Anna Reiss is recorded as female[13].
- Anna Reiss's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Anna Reiss's Commons category is recorded as Anna Reiß[15].
- Anna Reiss's voice type is recorded as soprano[16].
- Anna Reiss's family name is recorded as Reiss[17].
- Anna Reiss's given name is recorded as Anna[18].
- Anna Reiss's relative is recorded as Johann Wilhelm Reinhardt[19].
- Anna Reiss's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as German[20].
- Anna Reiss's sibling is recorded as Carl Reiss[21].
- Anna Reiss's sibling is recorded as Wilhelm Reiss[22].
- Anna Reiss's P14927 is recorded as 117752916[23].
Body
Origins and Family
Anna Reiss's place of birth was Mannheim[2]. She was born on September 2, 1836[3]. Her father was Friedrich Reiß[10].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include opera singer[6], singer[7], philanthropist[8], and patron of the arts[9].
Death and Burial
Anna Reiss died on November 23, 1915[5]. She died in Mannheim[4].
FAQs
Where was Anna Reiss born?
Anna Reiss was born in Mannheim[2].
Where did Anna Reiss die?
Anna Reiss passed away in Mannheim[4].
Who were Anna Reiss's parents?
Anna Reiss's father was Friedrich Reiß[10].
What did Anna Reiss do for work?
Anna Reiss worked as opera singer[6], singer[7], philanthropist[8], and patron of the arts[9].