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Ada María Elflein
Born	February 22, 1880 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Died	July 24, 1919 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Education	Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires
Occupation(s)	Writer, teacher, journalist

Ada María Elflein ( Buenos Aires, February 22, 1880 – ibid., July 24, 1919) was an Argentine poet, columnist, translator, feminist and teacher.

Her first works were mainly children's literature. Based on her work as a journalist, she was appointed a member of Journalism National Academy. ^[1] Some schools, libraries and streets have her name.

Works

• Leyendas argentinas, 1906.
• Del Pasado, 1910.
• Cuentos de la Argentina, 1911. Geshichten aus Argentinien, published in German, her native language.
• Tierra Santa, 1912.
• Paisajes cordilleranos, 1917.
• La Partida, 1918.
• Por Campos históricos, 1926. Posthumous
• De Tierra adentro, 1961. Posthumous

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