Henriette Schrott-Pelzel

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Henriette Schrott-Pelzel (married name: Henriette Pelzel von Staffalo , also: Henriette Schrott-Pelzel von Staffalo , * July 24, 1877 in Innsbruck as Henriette Schrott ; † February 10, 1962 in Meran - Obermais ) was an Austrian writer .

Life

Henriette Schrott-Pelzel was the daughter of the Tyrolean insurance agent , property owner and tourism pioneer Alois Schrott. In 1886 he acquired Vorst Castle in Lagundo near Meran , where he housed his art and antiques collections. The daughter grew up in this castle and another property of her father, the castle Freudenstein near Eppan , and received formative impressions of the Tyrolean nature and the rural life of the region. From 1891 Henriette Schrott-Pelzel attended the school of the St. Ursula Convent in Innsbruck for four years . A subsequent serious, protracted illness meant that after her father's death in 1902 she alternated between the "Grand Hotel Penegal " built by Alois Schrott near Kaltern and Plankenstein Castle near Merano. In 1912 she married the Austrian officer Franz Ritter von Pelzel-Staffalo, with whom she lived in Innichen in the Puster Valley .

Henriette Schrott-Pelzel was the author of popular novels , short stories and poems ; her work can be assigned to the Tyrolean homeland literature.

Works

  • The happiness of Hilarius Stubenrauch and others , Stuttgart 1910
  • Jakob Brunner , Innsbruck 1910
  • The von Edelspach , Graz [u. a.] 1912
  • From the high spring to the deep valley , Berlin 1914
  • Doctor Urthaler , Berlin 1916
  • Peter Andersag , Innsbruck [a. a.] 1921
  • Ahnenschuld , Berlin 1925
  • Iduna Robiat , Munich 1928
  • The hangman's room , Merano 1931
  • Flowers behind old bars , Brixen 1938
  • Geizkofler , Innsbruck [a. a.] 1938
  • Klaudi Geiser , Waldsassen 1939
  • Castle stories from the Burgrave Office , Lana 1948
  • Stories of the Vinschgau castles , Lana 1955
  • Pustertal knight families , country 1958
  • The caged nightingale , Innsbruck 1961

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