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Karl Egon Ebert (1801, Prague – 1882, Smíchov) was a Bohemian German poet, born in Prague.

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His poems, dramatic and lyric, are collected in 7 volumes, and enjoy a wide popularity in his country. He composed a poem called "Das erste Veilchen", or "The First Violet", which was set to music by Felix Mendelssohn.

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- [en] Karl Egon Ebert

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[ru] Эберт, Карл Эгон

Карл Эгон фон Эберт (нем. Karl Egon Ebert; 5 июня 1801 (1801-06-05), Прага, Богемия, Австрийская империя — 24 октября 1882, Прага, Австро-Венгрия) — немецко-богемский поэт, драматург-либреттист , автор поэтических и драматических произведений.

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