Henriette Herz

Henriette Herz (September 5, 1764 - October 22, 1847) was a close friend of Dorothea Mendelssohn, daughter of the famous Jewish thinker Moses Mendelssohn. Born Henriette De Lemos, she was the daughter of a physician, descended from a Portuguese Jewish family of Hamburg. She had grown up in the Berlin of the Jewish Emancipation and had shared tutors apparently with the Mendelssohn's daughters. She initiated the "salonnieres" or literary salons that Emancipated Jews would start in Prussia in what has been described as a "miniature utopia" by the writer Deborah Hertz. At age fifteen, she married a physician, twenty years her senior. Dr. Marcus Herz had studied medicine at the University of Koenigsberg (the native town of the philosopher Immanuel Kant), one of the three only universities that accepted Jews but only in its medical faculty. She was said to be an extremely beautiful woman.
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Henriette Herz (née le 5 septembre 1764 à Berlin - décédée le 22 octobre 1847 à Berlin) est une écrivain allemande.
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Henriette Herz (* 5. September 1764 in Berlin; † 22. Oktober 1847 in Berlin; geborene de Lemos) war Schriftstellerin und Inhaberin eines führenden Berliner Literarischen Salons zur Zeit der Frühromantik. Sie war mit dem Arzt und Schriftsteller Marcus Herz verheiratet.
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Henriette Herz, de etnia hebraica, iniciadora de un Salón literario a fines del Siglo XVIII en Berlín, o Henriette de Lemos Herz (5 Septiembre 1764 - 22 Octubre 1847). Henriette De Lemos, fué la hija de un médico de ascendencia judía gallego - portuguesa de Hamburgo, Benjamin de Lemos (1711-89) y de Esther (1742-1817), de apellido de nacimiento Charleville.
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Henriette Herz (født de Lemos 5. september 1764 i Berlin, død 22. oktober 1847 i Berlin) var en tysk forfatterinne og innehaverske av en ledende litterær salong i romantikkens første periode.
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