Käthe Korth

Käthe Korth , née Knoll , (born November 20, 1902 in Strelitz, Posen Province , Kingdom of Prussia ; † May 11, 1982 in Berlin ) was a German writer .

Life

Käthe Korth was the daughter of a goods manager. She attended the secondary school for girls in the district town of Colmar and later in Bromberg . After the First World War , the province of Poznan had to be left. In 1919 they moved to Drossen and then to Arnswalde in the Neumark . Further stations in her life were Berlin , where she married a theologian in 1925 , Havelland and Niederlausitz . From there she had to flee with six children in 1945 . She then lived in Rathenow an der Havel until her husband retired, and from 1964 in Berlin-Spandau . Käthe Korth wrote short stories and children's stories as well as the text for two children's films made.

Lived Days , Salzer Verlag, Heilbronn 1957
On a night like this - Christmas stories , Salzer Verlag, Heilbronn 1962
Christina: Story , Salzer Verlag, Heilbronn 1963
Well of joy. No. 15/16: What Katrinchens Teddy experienced! Brunnquell-Verlag, Metzingen 1964
Heike and the Ohlsen brothers , Salzer Verlag, Heilbronn 1965
A vacation length: Narration , Salzer Verlag, Heilbronn 1969
Strange Christmas , Salzer Verlag, Heilbronn 1974
A piece of earth. From my childhood days , Salzer Verlag 1976, ISBN 3793605035

personal data
SURNAME	Korth, Käthe
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German writer
DATE OF BIRTH	November 20, 1902
PLACE OF BIRTH	Strelitz, Kolmar District , Poznan
DATE OF DEATH	May 11, 1982
Place of death	Berlin