Ines Widmann

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Ines Hermine Widmann (name after marriage: Ines Hausleitner , born October 18, 1904 in Watschig / Carinthia , † September 2002 in Vienna ) was an Austrian writer .

Life

Ines Widmann attended a secondary school , where she passed the matriculation examination. She then completed an apprenticeship as a child and nurse in a deaconess institution . She practiced this profession; in addition, she worked temporarily as a secretary. She began writing stories in Carinthian dialect , which appeared in magazines from 1930. After the success of her first novel "Heimatmenschen", Widmann started working as a freelance writer in 1935 . In 1936 she became a member of the NSDAP and after the annexation of Austria to the German Reich in 1938 a member of the Reichsschrifttumskammer .

Ines Widmann was the author of novels, short stories, children's books and radio plays . At first, your works are to be classified as national literature. During the Third Reich, she wrote books strongly influenced by National Socialist ideology (her novel "Beate Krafft" was published in 1941 by Eher-Verlag , the central publishing house of the NSDAP, and in the same year she won the " Völkischer Beobachter " competition for a novel ). After 1945 Ines Widmann mainly published books for children and young people. Widmann died at the end of September 2002 in a nursing home in Vienna.

Works

  • Heimatmenschen , Graz 1934
  • The crucified maid , Stuttgart 1936
  • The Schwabenmargret , Stuttgart 1936
  • Destiny at the Lake , Stuttgart 1937
  • Christine Burgstaller , Salzburg [a. a.] 1938
  • The son , Stuttgart 1938
  • Barbara , Reutlingen 1939
  • The girl Karin and another three , Salzburg [u. a.] 1939
  • Beate Krafft , Munich 1941
  • Amatus , Stuttgart 1942
  • The beloved face , Reutlingen 1947
  • The glass year , Salzburg 1949
  • Our heart is restless , Vienna 1952
  • The other , Vienna [u. a.] 1954
  • Seven fleeting years , Vienna [a. a.] 1955
  • Bimbolo , Stuttgart 1958
  • Hurray, we inherited! , Vienna [u. a.] 1961
  • Nothing is taken from you, Cornelia , Vienna 1961
  • In the fairy tale forest , Vienna [u. a.] 1962
  • My Easter book , Vienna [a. a.] 1962
  • My dwarf book , Vienna [a. a.] 1962
  • The 13th guest , Baden-Baden
    • 1 (1963)
    • 2 (1963)
  • The girl Friederike , Vienna [a. a.] 1963
  • Inheritance with obstacles , Vienna [a. a.] 1967
  • Journey into the Unknown , Vienna [a. a.] 1973
  • A girl named Friedrich , Vienna [u. a.] 1973
  • You are wrong, Marianne , Vienna [u. a.] 1974
  • Andy did not expect that ... , Vienna [u. a.] 1980

literature

  • Elisabeth Kramberger: The image of the National Socialist ideal woman and its influence on homeland novels by the Austrian writers Ines Widmann and Irmgard Wurmbrand , Graz 1993

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Bertl Petrei: Obituary: Widmann died in Vienna . In: Kleine Zeitung (Carinthia edition, department Upper Carinthia) . October 6, 2002, p. 43 .
personal data
SURNAME Widmann, Ines
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hausleitner, Ines; Widmann, Ines Hermine (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 18, 1904
PLACE OF BIRTH Watschig , Carinthia
DATE OF DEATH September 2002
Place of death Vienna