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Yes. The article says she died from exhaustion from helping soldiers in WWI, but Wikipedia says the died of tuberculosis, which sounds more realistic?
by bambax 4y ago
Yes. The article says she died from exhaustion from helping soldiers in WWI, but Wikipedia says the died of tuberculosis, which sounds more realistic?
- phlakaton 4y agoShe was never in good health, as she was immunocompromised from an early age. Crohn's Disease or intestinal tuberculosis was what she died from, I understand, but she was wracked with all sorts of stuff. If you want to get into the story of Lili in WWI, you might find this 2012 music & gender studies thesis on her interesting: https://depot.library.wisc.edu/repository/fedora/1711.dl:W6FF4QHCGRLNW8V/datastreams/REF/content https://depot.library.wisc.edu/repository/fedora/1711.dl:W6F... .