Hanna Wolff (writer)

This article is about the writer Hanna Wolff. She is not to be confused with Hanna Wolff (psychotherapist) .

Hanna Wolff (born February 19, 1923 in Bremerhaven , † December 31, 2010 in Bremerhaven) was a German writer .

biography

Wolff was the daughter of the cemetery gardener Georg Hüner. In 1938, at the age of 15, she began an apprenticeship as a bookseller in Karl Memminger's bookstore on Georgstrasse . As an apprentice, she drove the books to the Latin offices by bike as far as Ringstedt . During the war she was a conductor on the Bremen tram. She married Willy Wolff at Christmas 1945. In addition to her job, she was a freelance mother with four children - as she called herself.

In the small house in Eckernfeld she remained in the care of her daughters and son Michael until her death, over whose artistic career she watched with love and commitment. In one of her last letters she wrote: “Otherwise I'm a happy person in bed by the window facing the garden. When my circle of life begins to close painlessly and slowly, I can only be thankful for my rich life. "

Works

• Fresh milk from Geestemünde. NW, Bremerhaven 2001, ISBN 3-89701-672-9 .
• Mudder, Mudder, de Melk kokt över! NW, Bremerhaven 2002, ISBN 3-89701-818-7 .
• Martha: The story of an emigration. NW, Bremerhaven 2005, ISBN 3-86509-335-3 .
• Martha: History of an emigration (paperback) NW, Bremerhaven 2012, ISBN 978-3-86918-202-5 .

Web links

• Hanna Wolff ( Memento from February 11, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ) on the website of NW Verlag
• Literature by and about Hanna Wolff in the catalog of the German National Library