Hulda Mical

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Maria Hulda Mical (born April 12, 1879 in St. Pölten , Austria-Hungary ; died October 23, 1957 in St. Pölten) was an Austrian teacher and writer.

Life

Hulda Mical was born the daughter of a higher regional judge . She attended the community school, worked as a kindergarten assistant and trained as a kindergarten teacher . She then completed the external Matura at the Academic Gymnasium in Vienna. She taught at the St. Pölten elementary school and studied German at the University of Vienna . In 1916 she received her doctorate with a dissertation on Ludwig Anzengruber . Also in 1916 her children's novel Wie Julchen experienced the war was published.

She continued to work as a teacher, and in 1919 the “Free Adult Education Center” was founded in St. Pölten on her initiative. She wrote for daily newspapers like the Christian Reichspost . Mical wrote stage works for open air theaters and radio plays. She also wrote poetry and lyrics for songs.

Your estate is in the St. Pölten city archive.

Works (selection)

  • The naming by Ludwig Anzengruber and its relation to the folk . Dissertation 1916
  • How Julchen experienced the war . Book decoration Maria Grengg . Vienna: A. Haase, 1916
  • Children's favorites . Pictures Fritz Baumgarten . Verses Hulda Mical. Esslingen: JF Schreiber, 1926
  • We wander through the church year . Pictures Rolf Winkler. Nuremberg: Sebaldus-Verl., 1937
  • Life Sold: A Game of Death . Vienna: Volkskunst-Verl. Ges., [Around 1940], When Ms. multiplied.
  • The mother explains the picture book of God's saints to the child . Freiburg: Herder, 1943
  • Life sold . Radio play, ORF, 1948
  • Kasperl on an adventure. A fun children's story . Drawings Romulus Candea. Vienna: Ueberreuter, 1955

literature

  • Hans-Heino Ewers : "... be composed where the heart tries to burst with misery". Notes on Hulda Mical's Austrian children's novel “How Julchen experienced the war” (1916) , in: Gunda Mairbäurl u. a. (Ed.): Childhood, childhood literature, children's literature: studies on the history of Austrian literature; Festschrift for Ernst Seibert . Vienna: Praesens, 2010 ISBN 978-3-7069-0644-9 , pp. 104–110
  • Gertrude Langer-Ostrawsky: Hulda Mical. A bourgeois woman's life between province and metropolis , in: Elisabeth Loinig u. a. (Ed.): Vienna and Lower Austria - an inseparable relationship. Festschrift for Willibald Rosner. Studies and research from the Lower Austrian Institute for Regional Studies 70 . St. Pölten: Verlag NÖ Institut für Landeskunde, 2017 ISBN 978-3-903127-07-4 , pp. 453–477

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personal data
SURNAME Mical, Hulda
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Mical, Maria Hulda
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian teacher and writer
DATE OF BIRTH April 12, 1879
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Polten
DATE OF DEATH October 23, 1957
Place of death St. Polten