Erna Klemm
Erna Klemm , née Erna Kröner, (born August 10, 1892 in Stuttgart ; † November 20, 1978 there ) was a German publisher's daughter and wife as well as a poet .
Erna Kröner was the daughter of the publisher Alfred Kröner . In 1912 she married Wilhelm Klemm (1881–1961), who in 1921 became a managing partner of Alfred Kröner Verlag . The marriage resulted in four sons, including the future chemist Alfred Klemm (1913–2013) and the future publisher Arno Klemm (* 1914), two sons died in World War II . The marriage ended in divorce in 1947.
Erna Klemm lived with her husband in Leipzig , where she was friends with Franz Pfemfert and his wife. Between 1914 and 1916 she published poems in the journal “ Die Aktion ” published by Pfemfert . Pfemfert and his magazine, in which her husband also published poetry, received financial support from her. In 1918 she founded the "Association for New Art" with her sister-in-law Annemarie Jacob in Leipzig. In the 1920s she lived in Davos , after the Second World War in Stuttgart.
literature
- Wolfgang Haug (Ed.): Franz Pfemfert. I put this magazine against this time. Social-political and literary-critical texts. Luchterhand, Darmstadt 1985, ISBN 3-472-61559-1 .
- Hartmut Vollmer : The sun dances to death in red shoes. Poetry by expressionist female poets. Arche, Zurich 1993, ISBN 3-7160-2164-4 , p. 246.
- Paul Raabe : My expressionist decade. Beginnings in Marbach am Neckar . Arche, Hamburg 2004, ISBN 3-7160-2328-0 , pp. 129ff.
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SURNAME | Klemm, Erna |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Kröner, Erna (maiden name); Klemm-Kröner, Erna |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German publisher's daughter and wife and poet |
DATE OF BIRTH | August 10, 1892 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Stuttgart |
DATE OF DEATH | November 20, 1978 |
Place of death | Stuttgart |