Brigitte von Rechenberg

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Brigitte Freifrau von Rechenberg (born October 4, 1890 in Berlin , † December 6, 1967 in Basel ) was a German writer who published under the pseudonym Frau Brigitte .

She was married to the writer Friedrich Georg Freiherr von Rechenberg , from whom she probably received suggestions for writing her own stories and children's books . They lived together as a young couple with their four children (hence the book Mein Viergespann ) initially in Wernigerode am Harz before they preferred to leave Nazi Germany in the mid-1930s and settle in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland . Brigitte von Rechenberg last lived in Basel, where she died at the age of 77. She did not publish any more books in the last years of her life.

Works

  • My team of four. A happy mother chats. G. Koezle, Wernigerode 1924. 27th edition: W. Schmitz, Gießen 1952.
  • Marriage Fulfillment: Narrative. G. Koezle, Wernigerode 1925.
  • The official brother: Roman. G. Koezle, Wernigerode 1926.
  • Karlemann, a boy from Harz. G. Koezle, Wernigerode 1929.
  • What a child can do: the story of recovery from the Davos mountains. Loepthien, Meiringen 1929.
  • Maternal women. Foundation publishing house, Potsdam 1930.
  • Shadow games: seven easy-to-represent shadow images. Rauhen Haus agency, Hamburg 1930.
  • Colorful stories from a colorful city. G. Koezle, Wernigerode 1931.
  • Jette. The story of a loyal one. Loepthien, Meiringen / Leipzig 1931.
  • Lilla von Kügelgen: the old man's mother, a picture of life. Foundation publishing house, Potsdam 1931.
  • A mother: Marie Helene von Kügelgen. Acker-Verlag, Berlin 1932 ( leaders and friends. Vol. 9).
  • Görgel: Experienced stories. Acker-Verlag, Berlin 1933 ( Acker-Bücherei. Vol. 4).
  • Hidden heroism: narratives. Huss-Verlag, Konstanz / Kreuzlingen 1935.
  • Your way: The story e. simple Graubünden girls of our time. Evangelical bookstore, Zollikon 1936.
  • Don't lose your children! A mother talks about raising children. Gotthelf-Verlag, Zurich / Leipzig 1938.
  • Small, brave life. Gotthelf-Verlag, Zurich 1939.
  • On the Sonnenegg: stories. Loepthien, Meiringen 1940.
  • Friedrich Georg von Rechenberg, Brigitte von Rechenberg: The snow trickles softly: Christmas stories. Majer, Basel 1940.
  • Lenzi and his goddess: stories. Christian publishing house bookstore, Zurich 1942 ( Praise glad the Lord. Issue 2)
  • The bells. Majer, Basel 1942 ( Goldregen. Issue 1).
  • The Twins. Majer, Basel 1942 ( Goldregen. Issue 7).
  • Erika and Hansli: a story. Majer, Basel 1942 ( Goldregen. Booklet 8).
  • Mother's love, mother's pain: Stories from the mother's life Majer, Basel 1942.
  • Peterli and Vreneli on Lake Geneva: story. Christian publishing house, Bern 1943 ( Glory to God. Issue 7).
  • Hans and Hanneli on the Büschalp: story. Christian publishing house, Bern 1944 ( Glory to God. Issue 10).
  • Christoph and his mother: a story. Majer, Basel 1945.
  • Big children - big worries. Gotthelf-Verlag, Zurich 1947.
  • Mertli: story. Majer, Basel 1947.
  • Coming home: 5 stories. Gotthelf-Verlag, Zurich 1949.
  • A loyal soul: narration. Christliche Verlags-Anstalt, Konstanz 1950 ( at the end of the day. Issue 4).
  • On the go: 7 stories. Gotthelf-Verlag, Zurich 1950.
  • Lotte. Rauhen Haus agency, Hamburg 1953 ( after work. Issue 8).
  • A happy marriage: a little guide for the bride and groom. Loepthien, Meiringen 1953.
  • Marie-Anne in the city. Majer, Basel 1956 ( Goldregen. Issue 15).

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personal data
SURNAME Rechenberg, Brigitte von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rechenberg, Brigitte Freifrau von (full name); Brigitte, woman (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 4, 1890
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH December 6, 1967
Place of death Basel