Else Krafft

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Else Krafft (pseudonym: Isolde Leyden ) (born May 15, 1877 in Breslau ; † February 7, 1947 in Freiberg / Saxony) was a journalist and writer.

Her father, Edmund Krafft, was the editor of the Vossische Zeitung .

In 1899 she met August Stramm , whom she married on November 9, 1902 in Berlin. Her father gave the son-in-law the first opportunity to publish.

Under her pseudonym, she successfully published poems, articles and entertainment books in mass circulation.

Works

  • The ring sounded Gloria ; 1906
  • One Touch of Nature ; New York Tribune, October 8, 1916
  • Whither Thou Goest ; New York Tribune November 19, 1916
  • Riko Rischewska ; Hamburg; Leuchtfeuer-Verlag, 1926
  • Crusade of love ; Prague, Leipzig; Neugebauer, 1936
  • The song of love ; Neugebauer; 1935
  • The house on the ladder to heaven ; Berlin: hostage 1936
  • Shadows around Ingrid ; Berlin: hostage 1936
  • The man with the stone heart ; Vienna, Leipzig: Derflinger & Fischer 1937
  • Nanny wanted ; Hamburg, Hans Müller 1940

literature

Lothar Jordan: Family and War: on August Stramm's letters to his wife

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personal data
SURNAME Krafft, Else
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Leyden, Isolde (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 15, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH Wroclaw
DATE OF DEATH February 7, 1947
Place of death Freiberg , Saxony