Liselotte Jünger

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Liselotte Jünger , née Bäuerle (born May 20, 1917 in Heilbronn , † August 31, 2010 in Überlingen ), was a German German scholar, historian and lecturer.

Life

Liselotte Bäuerle first studied to become a teacher in Darmstadt, then since 1938 the subjects history, German and archeology at the universities of Berlin and Giessen. In 1943 she received her doctorate with a dissertation on the dialect poet Sebastian Sailer . In 1940 she married Wolf Lohrer, who died on the Eastern Front in 1941. In 1943, Bäuerle joined Cotta'sche Verlagbuchhandlung as an archivist , whose archive formed the basis for the German Literature Archive in Marbach, which was founded in 1955 . She worked there from 1952 to 1962, under whose roof she built the Cotta archive through the Cotta manuscript collection donated by the Stuttgarter Zeitung . She also wrote a publishing history and an inventory archive.

After her marriage to the writer Ernst Jünger in 1962, she devoted herself to her husband's work as a lecturer. In his autobiographical work, Jünger uses her nickname to refer to her as “the little bull”.

Fonts (selection)

  • Sebastian Sailer's comedies , Gießen: Schmitz 1943.
  • Cotta: History of a Publishing House. 1659–1959 , Stuttgart: Cotta 1959.
  • Hölderlin edition and Hölderlin archive. Origin and history . In: Ewald Lissberger (ed.): In libro humanitas. Festschrift for Wilhelm Hoffmann on his 60th birthday, April 21, 1961 , Stuttgart: Klett 1962, pp. 289–314.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. FAZ from September 3, 2010, page 33: Little Stier
  2. cf. z. B. http://www.literaturkritik.de/public/rezension.php?rez_id=14791&ausgabe=201009