Adeline zu Rantzau

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Adeline Agnes Friederike zu Rantzau (born June 26, 1867 in Rastorf , Schleswig-Holstein , † September 29, 1927 in Kiel ) was a German writer .

Life

Countess Adeline zu Rantzau was the author of novels , short stories and poems ; At the beginning of the 20th century she achieved success with the reading public, especially with the two volumes "An Impossible Man" and "The Third".

Works

  • Fire , Berlin 1902
  • Hans Kamp , Berlin 1906
  • An impossible person , Berlin 1906
  • From the underground of life , Berlin 1908
  • The third , Berlin 1911
  • Roland Klintens legacy , Berlin 1913
  • The winner , Berlin 1914
  • Hein Spinner's campaign , Berlin 1916
  • My country , Berlin 1917
  • Completely someone else , Berlin 1918
  • Karen Thieß and other short stories , Berlin 1925
  • The last house in the village , Neumünster in Holst. 1929

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personal data
SURNAME Rantzau, Adeline too
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rantzau, Adeline Agnes Friederike zu (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH June 26, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Rastorf , Schleswig-Holstein
DATE OF DEATH September 29, 1927
Place of death Kiel