Anneliese Ratzenböck

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Anneliese Ratzenböck , b. Polz (born July 18, 1934 in Oftering ) is an Austrian journalist and author . Among other things, she wrote under the name-shortening pseudonym Anneliese Röck . She is the wife of the former governor Josef Ratzenböck .

Life

She is one of three children in a family of teachers and spent her childhood in various places in Upper Austria . After attending elementary school in Bruck an der Aschach and the secondary school in Peuerbach she graduated in 1950 in Vöcklabruck the Teacher Training Institute of the Franciscan Sisters of Vöcklabruck and graduated there 1,954th

Also in 1954 she married Josef Ratzenböck . The marriage has two children. Until the birth of her second child, she worked for the tax office in Linz and from 1957 she devoted herself to household chores and child-rearing .

Journalistic and literary activity

In the 1960s she wrote short stories under the pseudonym Anneliese Röck for the press and literature agency Kalmer in London and soon a story was printed in the Saturday supplement of the Upper Austrian News supplied by this agency . As a result, she wrote travel feuilletons for the newspaper as a freelancer and dealt with school, upbringing and women's problems. From 1973 she was a permanent contributor and wrote a Monday column with the title Nothing for Men , later Also for Men . Over the course of several years, articles on the topics of women, work, family and household were also made in the women's radio broadcast by Upper Austria Radio , which was then headed by Inge Jalkotzy .

When publishing her literary works, she usually worked with publishers based in Upper Austria, including the Wimmer publishing house, the Upper Austrian state publishing house, Veritas and the Ennsthaler publishing house.

social commitment

Her social engagement was for a long time with her function as regional chairwoman of Upper Austria. Gold hood women linked. She has received several awards for this. From 1976 onwards, she was initially involved in the Caritas Children's Village St. Isidor , helped found a Linz life support group , took over the chairmanship of the board of trustees of the MS Society and campaigned for children with cancer (Children's Cancer Aid, the Upper Austrian Gold Bonnet women’s own children's cancer aid fund). She supports the recovery campaigns for Chernobyl children of Caritas and since 1997 she has been chairwoman of the Forum of Friends of Caritas in Upper Austria, which she initiated .

Cultural engagement

In May 1976, Anneliese Ratzenböck took over the task of chairing 120 groups of gold bonnets, headscarves and hat groups with around 2000 members in a national organization. When she left the management function, the number of members had grown to around 18,000 women and she was awarded the culture medal of the State of Upper Austria for her cultural commitment.

Awards

Publications

Own publications
  • The splendor of the costume. Linz 1979, 1985.
  • The Christmas tree. Linz, 1985.
  • Walk through Advent. Linz, 1988, 1989.
  • Not for men. Steyr, 1995.
  • For men too. Steyr, 1996.
  • Dished up & served. Linz 1997.
  • Mind journey in Advent. Linz 1998.
Own publications together with other authors
  • With Rudolf Fochler : Customs of life: family celebrations and celebrations. Linz 1991.
  • With Heidelinde Dimt, Andrea Euler and Christoph Luckeneder : A journey of discovery in the land of the Inca. Booklet to the exhibition Inca-Peru - Indian high cultures through three millennia in the Schlossmuseum Linz 1991, Linz 1991.
  • With Renate Prochazka: Danube mermaids and water spirits. Linz, 1994.
  • Together with Josef Ratzenböck: Sincerely yours Josef or whoever thinks I had nothing to laugh about is wrong. Linz 1996.
  • Günther Hartl (Ed.): Our Christmas. Linz, 2002.
Under the pseudonym Anneliese Röck
  • Adventure on the doorstep: three children discover Upper Austria. Linz 1975.

literature

  • Anneliese Ratzenböck - 70 years. In: Kulturbericht Oberösterreich , vol. 58 (2004), volume 7, p. 15
  • Maria Pühringer, Alexander Jalkotzy: Anneliese Ratzenböck - 70 years. in: gold bonnet, headscarf, bonnet and hat , messages for Upper Austria. Gold hood and headscarf groups, Book 2, pp. 2–4, Linz 2004.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History, in: Education Highway web presence
  2. ↑ Anneliese Ratzenböck, biography, in: Web presence of Literature Network Upper Austria
  3. ^ History ( Memento of May 12, 2013 in the Internet Archive ), website of the Upper Austria. Gold bonnet, headscarf and hat groups
  4. ↑ Culture medal for Anneliese Ratzenböck, in: Kirchenzeitung im Netz, Diözese Linz, edition of January 16, 2001 ( Memento of December 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
  5. ↑ https://www.kirchenzeitung.at/site/termine/solipreis/preistraeger/preistraeger2005
  6. ↑ Papal awards, in: Web presence of the Catholic Church in Upper Austria
  7. ↑ Human rights award 2010 from the state of Upper Austria to Anneliese Ratzenböck and the migrare association, in: Landeskorrespondenz No. 261 of December 10, 2010 on the Upper Austria website. State government
personal data
SURNAME Ratzenböck, Anneliese
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Polz, Anneliese (maiden name); Röck, Anneliese (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian journalist and author
DATE OF BIRTH July 18, 1934
PLACE OF BIRTH Oftering