Annemarie von Auerswald

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Annemarie von Auerswald (born November 8, 1876 in Rinkowken ; † March 3, 1945 ) was a German canon, writer and museum director. She headed the "Heimatmuseum für die Prignitz" in the monastery Stift zum Heiligengrabe . The most important paleontological find of the Prignitz, the Xenusion auerswaldae, is named after her . Some of her works were placed on the list of literature to be segregated in the Soviet occupation zone in 1946 .

Works

  • Heiligengrabe Abbey , Pritzwalk, 1921
  • Sonnwill. A story from the German era , 1938
  • The wheel cross. A story from the German era , 1939
  • Foreign woman , 1941
  • Thomas in Ireland , Berlin: Young Generation 1942
  • The daughter from Gerwartshof , Berlin: Young Generation 1942
  • The eternal order. Germanic life in the Bronze Age , Berlin: Young Generation 1943

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personal data
SURNAME Auerswald, Annemarie von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German canon, writer and museum director
DATE OF BIRTH November 8, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH Rinkowken
DATE OF DEATH March 3, 1945