Klara Burghardt
Klara Burghardt (also Klára, born September 21, 1954 in Komló (Hungary)) is a Hungarian poet who writes in German and sees herself as a Hungarian- German .
Life
Burghardt attended the primary school in Szalatnak ( Komló ) and until 1973 the Klara-Leõwey-Gymnasium in Pécs in the German class train. She then studied German and biology at the Pécs University of Education until 1978 .
Klára Burghardt-Szekeres moved to Szár ( Bicske ) with her husband, with whom she had two sons, and taught German at the school there. In addition, she wrote for the amateur theater at the school, for German-language newspapers in Hungary and also wrote a folklore treatise on the town of Szár. The family moved to Úrkút ( Ajka ) in 1994 when her husband passed away. She then lived in Szalatnak again and was a language teacher at the elementary school there until 2004. Since then she has devoted herself to writing and editing German-language poetry among the Hungarian Germans.
Burghardt was made an honorary citizen of the German community of Szár in 2001.
Fonts
- Abendröte: Poems , Neckenmarkt: Novum Eco, 2010 ISBN 978-3-85251-930-2
- True fairy tale: children's poems . Audiobook, Budapest: Kaltenecker Studio, 2008
- Ancestors: poems . Audiobook, Budapest: Kaltenecker Studio, 2008
- Chestnut trees . Audiobook, Miskolc: Literaturradio, 2007
- as Klára Burghardt-Szekeres: History and customs in Saar , community Saar / Szár, Szár, 1990
Web links
- Literature by and about Klara Burghardt in the catalog of the German National Library
- Burghardt, Klara at WorldCat
- Burghardt-Szekeres, Klara at WorldCat
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Burghardt, Klara |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Hungarian poet |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 21, 1954 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Komló |