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Robert Rößler (1 March 1838 – 20 May 1883) was a German poet.

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Rößler was born in Großburg, Lower Silesia, Prussia and died in Ratibor, where he had worked as a teacher.[1]

Publications

• Der Tag von Lundby (1865)
• Aus Krieg und Frieden (1867)
• Aus der Güntherstadt (1873, Co-author)
• Dore (1876)
• Närr’sche Kerle (1878)
• Schläs’sche Durfgeschichten (1879)
• Durf- und Stoadtleute (1880)
• Wie der Schnoabel gewaxen (1881)
• Gemittliche Geschichten (1882)
• Mein erster Patient, Berlin (1883)

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