Anna Elisabeth Berve-Glauning

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Anna Elisabeth Berve-Glauning , née Glauning, (born July 30, 1910 in Munich , † 1987 ) was a German ancient historian and translator .

Life

Anna Elisabeth Glauning was the daughter of the librarian Otto Glauning (1876–1941) and his wife Fanny, geb. Eggel (* 1871). She attended school in Munich and Leipzig, where her father was the director of the university library. In the 1930 summer semester, she began studying history, classical archeology, Latin, German and philosophy at the University of Leipzig. There the ancient historian Helmut Berve (1896–1979) became her teacher, with whom she received her doctorate on December 8, 1936 with a thesis on the followers of Antonius and Octavian . On February 6, 1943, she married her teacher Berve. After that, she mainly emerged as a translator of important and repeatedly published works of classical studies from English.

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Remarks

  1. ^ Stefan Rebenich: Ancient history in democracy and dictatorship. The Helmut Berve case. In: Chiron . Volume 31, 2001, pp. 457–496, here p. 477, note 107 ( PDF ).