 "Heinrich Heine (1840)" Courtesy of the NYPL Digital Gallery (image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | Heinrich HeineAuthor of Deutschland, ein WintermärchenAlso known as: Heine, H. Heine, Henri Heine, Heinr. Heine, Henrich Heine, Heinrich Heine ... (see complete list), Heinricht Heine, הינריך הינה, Johann Heinrich Heine, Генрих Гейне, Heinrich <1797-1856> Heine, Heinrich ; Kesten, Hermann (editor) Heine, Translator Heinrich Heine; Louis Untermayer
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