Carla Mann

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Carla Mann (1903)

Carla Auguste Olga Maria Mann (born September 23, 1881 in Lübeck , † July 30, 1910 in Polling ) was a German actress and sister of the writers Heinrich and Thomas Mann .

Life

Carla Mann came from the Mann family and was next to Heinrich Mann (1871–1950), Thomas Mann (1875–1955), Julia Mann (1877–1927) and Viktor Mann (1890–1949) the fourth child and the youngest daughter of the Lübeck resident Kaufmann and Senators Thomas Johann Heinrich Mann and Julia da Silva-Bruhns . She grew up in Lübeck until her father's death in 1891; In 1893 the family moved to Munich .

She was an actress, but her success failed. In order to no longer be dependent on the family, she decided to get married. When it came to her fiancé Arthur Gibo because of an alleged affair to battle, she committed 28 years suicide by ingesting cyanide .

Her eldest brother Heinrich Mann dealt with her fate in the play Actress and the novel The Hunt for Love , as did her brother Thomas Mann in the novel Doctor Faustus , in which the life story of Sister Julia is also processed in literary terms.

She was buried in Polling, where her mother lived at the time. Her mother, her youngest brother Viktor Mann and his wife were also buried there. There has been a family memorial plaque there since 1971.

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