Charlotte Keyser

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Charlotte Keyser

Charlotte Keyser (born July 2, 1890 in Ruß , Heydekrug district , East Prussia ; † September 23, 1966 in Oldenburg (Oldb) ) was a German teacher and writer. Along with Hermann Sudermann , she is the most famous native poet of Prussian Lithuania .

Life

Charlotte Keyser was the third daughter of a businessman. She received her training at the Königsberg Art Academy . She became a teacher and taught at the Queen Luisen School in Tilsit for over 30 years . She found writing and wrote novels and poems in Low Prussian . After the publication of In silent Villages, Wilmont Haacke wrote a review in the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung : “The name of this writer was previously unknown. The book ... deserves to be a great success. " In 1944 Charlotte Keyser was awarded the Johann Gottfried von Herder Prize in Memel . The flight and expulsion of Germans from Central and Eastern Europe from 1945 to 1950 brought them to Oldenburg. She last lived with a nephew. Her two sisters died before her. She is buried in the Gertrudenfriedhof (Oldenburg) . She left a coloring book, a song book and a home book.

Works

  • 1937: Bi ons to Hus , with an introduction by Walther Ziesemer
  • 1939: In quiet villages
  • 1940: And always new days. Novel by a family from Memelland between two centuries (1700–1900) . Reprint Munich 1950.
  • 1948: Steps over the threshold . Reprint Heilbronn 1966.
  • 1953: And then it got light
  • 1962: It resonates from houses and courtyards at home

Honors

See also

Charlotte Keyser's birthplace

literature

Web links

Commons : Charlotte Keyser  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Kreisgemeinschaft Heydekrug ( Memento from June 6, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ^ Rudolf K. Becker. 100th birthday . In: The Ostpreußenblatt , June 30, 1990, episode 26
  3. Gerda Ostermayer-Kinnigkeit. In: 12. Tilsiter Rundbrief , p. 20
  4. Oldenburg City Archives, holdings 102 No. 278