Anselma Heine

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Anselma Heine, 1908. Photo by Eduard Frankl.

Anselma Heine (also: Selma Heine , pseudonyms : Anselm Heine , Feodor Helm , born June 18, 1855 in Bonn , † November 9, 1930 in Berlin ) was a German writer .

Life

Anselma Heine was a daughter of the mathematician Eduard Heine . After this a reputation as a professor at the local university had received, the family in 1856 moved to Halle (Saale) . Anselma Heine and her three sisters were tutored by private tutors . According to her own statement, she was already able to read at the age of five and wrote poems and stories from the age of eight . She accompanied her father on trips to northern Italy ; after his death in 1881 she devoted herself to her mother. Since the mid-1880s, Anselma Heine stayed with her sister, who was married to the Strasbourg anatomist Gustav Schwalbe , in Alsace . Texts by Anselma Heine first appeared in newspapers and magazines . a. in “ Pan ”, but also in the “ Gazebo ”. After the success of her first short story volume in 1896 and her mother's death in the same year, Anselma Heine left Halle and settled in Berlin.

In the following decades, Anselma Heine worked as a freelance writer and journalist . She frequented Berlin artist and literary circles and at times maintained a literary salon in her apartment. In addition to numerous trips to Italy , France and Switzerland , she made a trip to Finland in 1905 , and in 1907 to Dalmatia , Bosnia and Herzegovina .

Anselma Heine was the author of novels , short stories, poems and plays ; she also wrote reviews , including a. for the magazine " Das literäre Echo ". Her narrative works often deal with the fate of women and are shaped by the author's sympathy for the women's movement .

Her grave is on Halle's Stadtgottesacker (inner field III).

Works

  • His favorite dish , Berlin 1888 (under the name Feodor Helm)
  • Three novellas , Berlin 1896 (under the name Anselm Heine)
  • On the way , Berlin 1897 (under the name Anselm Heine)
  • On the threshold , Berlin 1900 (under the name Anselm Heine)
  • Up to the third and fourth link , Stuttgart 1902 (under the name Anselm Heine)
  • From Suomi-Land , Berlin 1905 (under the name Anselm Heine)
  • Maeterlinck , Berlin [a. a.] 1905
  • Mütter , Braunschweig 1905 (under the name Anselm Heine)
  • From the market of love , Berlin 1907
  • The signpost , Stuttgart 1907
  • Eine Peri , Berlin 1909
  • The apparition , Berlin 1912
  • Far from Paris , Berlin 1915
  • The hidden writing , Berlin [u. a.] 1918
  • At the abyss , Berlin [u. a.] 1920
  • Belt fighter , Berlin 1922
  • One sows, another reaps , Berlin [u. a.] 1922
  • The dollar bob , Berlin 1923
  • Finnish novellas , Berlin 1923
  • In a weak hour , Berlin 1923
  • Love never stops! , Berlin 1923
  • School of Life , Berlin 1923
  • Defeated himself , Berlin 1923
  • The Zwergenring , Berlin 1925
  • My tour , Stuttgart 1926
  • The apparition , Berlin 1927

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SURNAME Heine, Anselma
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH June 18, 1855
PLACE OF BIRTH Bonn
DATE OF DEATH November 9, 1930
Place of death Berlin