Anna von Blomberg

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Anna von Blomberg (born October 2, 1858 in Küstrin , † June 14, 1907 in Fahrland / Osthavelland ) was a German writer .

Life

Anna von Blomberg was the daughter of a major in the Prussian Army . She received private tuition and grew up as a foster daughter with a canon in the Upper Silesian town of Baditz near Leobschütz from the age of eight . After the foster mother's death in 1878, Anna von Blomberg lived in different places. a. near Crossen an der Oder , in Berlin and Liebau in Silesia . In 1897 she moved to Fahrland near Potsdam with her sister's family , where she spent the last years of her life.

Anna von Blomberg was the author of novels and short stories .

Works

  • Forest silence and world suffering , Leipzig 1894
  • Sleeping Beauty , Leipzig 1896
  • A rock in the sea , Leipzig 1898
  • Reggfield's daughter , Leipzig 1900
  • The noblest commandment , Leipzig 1900
  • The Sermon on the Mount , Leipzig
    • 1. Höhenluft , 1901
    • 2. Against the Current , 1902
    • 3. German loyalty , 1904
  • He carried his cross , Leipzig 1904
  • Up to the third and fourth link , Leipzig 1907

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personal data
SURNAME Blomberg, Anna von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 2, 1858
PLACE OF BIRTH Küstrin
DATE OF DEATH June 14, 1907
Place of death Fahrland , Osthavelland