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, Viola Roggenkamp (* 15. April 1948 in Hamburg) ist eine deutsche Schriftstellerin und Publizistin. Sie widmet sich vor allem feministischen und jüdischen Themen sowie den Lebenswegen von Frauen, insbesondere von Lesben.
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