Helga von Heintze

Summary

Helga von Heintze was born on August 9, 1919^[1], in Bielsko-Biała^[2]. She died on November 15, 1996^[3], in Rome^[4]. She worked as a classical archaeologist^[5] and art historian^[6]. She is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[7]

Key Facts

• Place of burial: Protestant Cemetery, Rome^[8]
• Country of citizenship: Germany^[9], Nazi Germany^[10], Austria^[11]
• Employer: Kunstgutlager Schloss Celle^[12], German Archaeological Institute at Rome^[13]
• Educated at: University of Vienna^[14], University of Hamburg^[15]
• Doctoral advisor: Camillo Praschniker^[16], Gerhard Kleiner^[17]
• Award received: scholarship^[18]
• Member of: German Archaeological Institute^[19]
• Sex or gender: female^[20]
• Cause of death: disease^[21]
• Academic degree: doctorate^[22]
• Family name: Heintze^[23]
• Given name: Helga^[24]
• Student of: Camillo Praschniker^[25], Peter von Blanckenhagen^[26], Gerhard Kleiner^[27], Eugen von Mercklin^[28], Bruno Snell^[29]
• Manner of death: natural causes^[30]
• Languages spoken, written or signed: German^[31], English^[32], Italian^[33], Latin^[34], Ancient Greek^[35]
• Birth name: Helga Hoinkes^[36]
• Number of children: 1^[37]

FAQs

Where was Helga von Heintze born?

Helga von Heintze's place of birth was Bielsko-Biała^[2].

Where did Helga von Heintze die?

Helga von Heintze died in Rome^[4].

What did Helga von Heintze do for work?

Helga von Heintze worked as a classical archaeologist^[5] and art historian^[6].

Where did Helga von Heintze go to school?

Helga von Heintze was educated at University of Vienna^[14] and University of Hamburg^[15].

What awards did Helga von Heintze receive?

Honors received include scholarship^[18].