Jane Tatarin-Tarnheyden

Jane Tatar-Tarnheyden (as Jane of Klot ; born January 15, ^jul. / 27. January  1886 ^greg. In Riga ; † 26. February 1973 in Stuttgart-Möhringen ) was a German writer .

Life

Jane Tatarin-Tarnheyden was married to the lawyer Edgar Tatarin-Tarnheyden since 1911 . She lived with her family in Berlin , Marburg and from 1922 in Rostock , where she was bombed out during the Second World War . In 1946 she moved to live with her daughter in West Germany . After her husband returned from Soviet custody in 1954 , the couple lived in Stuttgart . Jane Tatarin-Tarnheyden published a series of narrative works between 1948 and 1960, as well as a history of the Baltic region for children and young people .

Works

• Eberhard's Christmas , Giessen 1948
• A year with Hänschen , Stuttgart 1949
• If everything breaks, God will not leave us , Möckmühl (Württ.) 1949
• Hänschen and his friends , Stuttgart 1950
• Christoph and his brand collection , Giessen 1951
• The football game , Kassel [u. a.] 1951
• Lex and his grandfather , Stuttgart 1951
• Two friends , Kassel [u. a.] 1951
• Jürgen and Walter on the run , Möckmühl (Württ.) 1952
• An unbelievable story , Stuttgart 1953
• The twins , Kassel
  • 1 (1954)
  • 2 (1954)
• History of our Baltic homeland , Hanover-Döhren 1960

literature

• Carola L. Gottzmann , Petra Hörner: Lexicon of the German-language literature of the Baltic States and St. Petersburg . De Gruyter, Berlin 2007, ISBN 978-3-11-019338-1 , p. 1268 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Entry in the baptismal register of St. Peter's Church in Riga (Latvian: Rīgas sv. Pētera baznīca)