Helene Butenschön

Helene Butenschön ( pseudonym Fr. Lehne , born September 10, 1874 in Löbejün , † November 18, 1957 in Munich ) was a German writer .

Helene Butenschön grew up in Bernburg (Saale) , where she attended a secondary school for girls until 1891 . She was unable to fulfill her wish to become a teacher for health reasons; instead she worked in the parental household. In 1895 she married and moved to Chemnitz with her husband . From 1907 the couple lived in Munich . After Butenschön had already contributed to magazines such as the gazebo , she published numerous novels and short stories in book form from 1905 under the pseudonym Fr. Lehne . Her widely read works, which can be assigned to trivial literature, were partly reissued until the 1950s, her debut Ein Frühlingstraum even until the 1980s.

Fonts

• A spring dream , Chemnitz 1905
• Loneliness 19 , Stuttgart 1906
• The new lady , Chemnitz 1906
• Countess Laßberg's granddaughter , Chemnitz 1913
• Margarete , Stuttgart 1913
• The Guilt , Leipzig 1913
• Born Krause , Berlin 1915
• Need of the heart , Leipzig 1915
• Edith Bürkner's love , Leipzig 1916
• Miss Doctor , Leipzig 1916
• Müller's Lise , Leipzig 1916
• The theater princess , Leipzig 1916
• Markhoff family , Leipzig 1917
• In the old Heidkrug and others , Leipzig 1917
• The trial year of Dolores Renoldi , Leipzig 1917
• The old song , Leipzig 1918
• The adjutant's wife , Dresden 1918
• I am waiting for you , Dresden 1918
• Lilies in the field , Leipzig 1918
• Love may cry too , Leipzig 1918
• Defiant hearts , Leipzig 1918
• I did it for you , Siegmar-Chemnitz in 1919
• Under the spell of love , Leipzig [u. a.] 1919
• The power of the song and three other short stories , Siegmar-Chemnitz 1919
• She went the wrong way , Dresden 1919
• Forgotten by luck , Leipzig 1919
• The three beautiful Bernhausens , Leipzig [u. a.] 1920
• Mrs. Jolantha's happiness and sorrow , Dresden 1920
• They are for each other ... , Siegmar-Chemnitz 1920
• His blond happiness , Dresden 1920
• An hour of oblivion , Dresden 1920
• How the die for life was cast , Dresden 1921
• A sword will go through your soul , Dresden-A. 1922
• What was mine once! , Dresden 1922
• What you gave me , Dresden-A. 1923
• And life goes on , Dresden 1924
• Whose child am I? , Dresden 1925
• The wrong path of Marianne Siewert , Leipzig 1927
• The miracle of the Magussi Weiser , Reutlingen 1927
• In the whirlwind of time , Reutlingen 1928
• Love's Sorrow , Leipzig 1929
• The deed of Pius Hofheim , Reutlingen 1930
• Error of the heart , Reutlingen 1931
• The Julchen , Reutlingen 1931
• You don't die from it either , Reutlingen 1931
• Gottfriede can do it differently , Reutlingen 1933
• Poor little moth , Leipzig 1934
• I was so alone in Reutlingen in 1935
• Luck went to pieces , Leipzig 1937
• The other luck , Leipzig 1939
• The riddle about Erich Martens , Altenstein / Ufr. 1949
• Not me but you! , Munich 1950
• Who drinks guilt ... , Wuppertal 1950
• Hearts ringing , Düsseldorf 1951
• Why didn't you ask, Magareta? , Düsseldorf 1952

literature

• Franz Brümmer: Butenschön, Helene , in: Lexicon of German poets and prose writers from the beginning of the 19th century to the present . 6th edition. Reclam, Leipzig 1913, Volume 1, p. 398 ( digitized version )