Nina Güthner (1835–1905, ''née'' von Fuchs-Bimbach) was a German writer. She was born at '' Schloss Bimbach'' or Bimbach Castle near

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in the

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. She wrote a play that was staged at what is today known as the

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, and contributed to literary magazines.

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Love poems by Nina Güthner
(in German) 1835 births 1905 deaths Writers from the Kingdom of Bavaria German women writers 19th-century German women writers {{Germany-writer-stub