Ida Bock

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Ida Bock (née Schlesinger; also under the pseudonym Ida Bock-Stieber ; born on September 5, 1872 in Vienna ; died on August 12, 1940 in Vienna) was a German journalist and writer .

She lived in Berlin from 1911 to 1913 , then as an editor in Vienna. She worked for the Ullstein publishing house and the Neue Freie Presse . Since 1902 she was married to Theodor Ferdinand Bock .

Works

  • The Bernhard girls (novel) 1902 (continued in 1904 and T. The way home )
  • The dying cupid (novella) 1903
  • Sehnsucht (one-act cycle) 1904
  • The Bernhardmädeln (Drama) 1904
  • Before closing time (novel) 1904
  • Sleeping Beauty (novella) 1906
  • Almost over luck (novel) 1908
  • The Deinhardstein case (novel) 1909
  • Shipwreck in the harbor (novel) 1910
  • Love is stronger than anything (novel) 1910
  • When Fate Wills (novel) 1911
  • Guilt (novel) 1912
  • The light in the darkness (novel) 1917
  • Poor Peter (novel) 1920
  • The way into the open (novel) 1923
  • Director Zufall (novel) 1924
  • Ghosts (novel) 1925
  • Morton and Co. (novel) 1925
  • The dancing mummy (novel) 1926
  • Witnesses (novel) 1927
  • The Veil of Venus (novel) 1928
  • Comedy of Life (novel) 1931
  • Comrade Eva (novel) 1933
  • How do I entertain my guests? (gastronomic advisor; with M. Weiß) 1933
  • You can forget? (Novel) 1935
  • The happiness of Eva Warnstedt (novel) 1936

literature

personal data
SURNAME Bock, Ida
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schlesinger, Ida (maiden name); Bock-Stieber, Ida (pseudonym); Paracelsus (pseudonym); Troll, Inge (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 5, 1872
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH August 12, 1940
Place of death Vienna