Julie Knees

Julie Kniese (also: Julie Boeß-Kniese , married name: Julie Boeß , born April 15, 1880 in Frankfurt am Main , † February 15, 1972 in Weimar ) was a German writer .

Life

Julie Kniese was the daughter of the choirmaster and conductor Julius Kniese . She attended a secondary school for girls in Bayreuth ; later she worked as a religion teacher and managed a Protestant children's home in the Bohemian town of Turn . From 1915 she published literary works; She was also a follower of the occult doctrine of the " sidereal pendulum " and wrote articles for the "Zentralblatt für Occultismus". She was married to the sculptor Berthold Boeß and last lived in Weimar .

Julie Kniese wrote short stories for children and young people as well as plays for amateur theater . Her during the period of National Socialism published books "The Wild Ling from Kauzenhof", "On the Trail of the Ancients" and "Caution! Air danger!" were on the " list of literature to be sorted out " after 1945 in the Soviet zone and the early GDR .

Works

• "We hold out!" and other lecture pieces, as well as living pictures for family evenings , Leipzig 1915
• The prisoner's spring dream. Devil's Council , Leipzig 1916
• Homecoming , Leipzig 1917
• The Christmas light. Peace on earth , Leipzig 1917
• The bell. The homecoming bell , Leipzig 1919
• Mother's fairy tale land , Glogau [a. a.] 1919
• The Organ Bride , Berlin 1922
• The Oracle Fountain , Kempen-Rhein 1923
• Das Roßei , Kempen-Rhein 1923
• The blacksmith von Schneeberg , Leipzig 1924
• The Savior was born to you today , Kempen-Rhein 1925
• Harvest blessing. The Roggenmuhme , Leipzig 1928
• Sister Bertha's Christmas Festival. On the Mother Superior's birthday , Leipzig 1929
• The handkerchief of the princess , Leipzig 1929
• General strike , Kempen 1932
• Lilly and Lotte, two funny rascals , Stuttgart 1932 (under the name Julie Boeß-Kniese)
• Half a dozen in freedom , Stuttgart 1933
• Hans Michele and other stories , Stuttgart 1933
• Sepp and Annele , Stuttgart 1933
• The wildling vom Kauzenhof , Stuttgart 1934
• In the footsteps of the ancestors , Stuttgart 1935
• Good friends , Stuttgart 1935
• German homeland, holy Christmas! , Hamburg 1936
• Frederick the Great and the Denominations , Berlin 1936
• The gray bird and other new fairy tales , Stuttgart 1936
• And yet light , Hamburg 1936
• Our girl , Stuttgart 1936
• My fairy tale book , Stuttgart 1937
• Schelmchen and the rascals , Stuttgart 1937
• Anyone who can read enjoys it , Stuttgart 1937
• Now it wants to be Christmas! , Hamburg 1938
• The missing Heinerle , Stuttgart 1938
• The jolly crowd of class 7 , Stuttgart 1939
• Bock and Beck, the class shock , Stuttgart 1940
• Attention! Air hazard! , Nuremberg 1943
• The ancestor tells , Stuttgart 1946
• Podelmatz and Singesteert , Kempen-Ndrh. 1947
• On a journey with a lyre , Hamburg 1948
• ... and there is light! , Munich-Solln 1953
• Mother Brigitta , Berlin 1954
• Funny sister Lo , Stuttgart 1956
• The way to the crib , Lahr-Dinglingen (Baden) 1956
• Koli, the teddy bear , Göttingen 1958
• On the way , Berlin 1961

Editing

• Julius Kniese : The Battle of Two Worlds for the Bayreuth Legacy , Leipzig 1931

Web links

• Julie Kniese in the author's lexicon of the "Thuringian Literature Council"