Marie Bunsen
Marie von Bunsen was a German writer, watercolor painter, and literary salon host born in London on January 17, 1860. She was the daughter of Georg von Brunsen, a Prussian politician and Reichstag deputy. Between 1892 and 1927 she was a...
View MoreSuzanne Lenglen, 1899-1938
Suzanne Lenglen was a French tennis player born in Paris on May 24, 1899. Because of her ill health during her childhood years, her father decided to have her compete in tennis to gain physical strength. While it did improve her health...
View MoreHermine Cloeter, 1879-1970
Hermine Cloeter came from an old Hugenotten family, and was a member of the evangelical/protestant Church in Austria, having a protestant Priest as her father, Samual Gottfried Christoph Cloeter.
In 1880 her family moved to Vienna, where...
View MoreAnn Tizia Leitich, 1896-1976
Ann was born in Vienna in 1891. She wrote many books, including novels, children’s books, and essays. She was a correspondence for the German and Austrian newspapers in New York and Chicago. She worked as a Professor in Vienna. She died in...
View MoreMarianne Hainisch, 1839-1936
Marianne Hainisch was born to wealth and lived in such her entire life, but she noticed the situation of other less fortunate women around her, and saw a need for social reform. She became very active in the Austrian women's rights and...
View MoreFrieda Freiin von Bülow, 1857-1909
Friede von Bülow was a German author, a traveller in the African colonies and a founder in the beginning of German colonial novels.
Her heritage is rich in noble Bülow blood, and she began her life in Smyrna, Turkey, where her father...
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This collection of nonfiction written by German-speaking women includes both Prose Nonfiction and Essays. Prose Nonfiction includes longer works, often of book length, such as biographies, travel reports, memoirs, books of historical, scientific or technical writing, etc. Essays, on the other hand, encompass works of shorter length such as interviews, short reports, factual articles, speeches, short biographical vignettes, and so forth.
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