Mara Heinze Court Judge
Mara Heinze-Hoferichter (born Emma Luise Margarete Hoferichter ; born January 6, 1887 in Küstrin , † May 15, 1958 in Achern , Baden ) was a German writer.
Life
Mara Heinze-Hoferichter lived in Wilhelmshorst near Berlin in the 1930s and in Berlin-Charlottenburg after 1938 . She worked for newspapers such as the Wilhelmshorster Bote and the Berliner Lokal-Anzeiger . In 1943 she moved to Wasserburg on Lake Constance ; from the beginning of the 1950s she lived at Schloss Mittelbiberach and from 1956 in Achern, Baden .
Mara Heinze-Hoferichter was the author of novels, stories and fairy tales. Her greatest success was her debut Friedel Starmatz , published in 1928 , a book for young people that developed into a long-seller in the following decades and had a circulation of over 240,000 copies by the early 1960s.
Works
- Friedel Starmatz , Reutlingen 1928
- Two people go their own way , Reutlingen 1930
- First childhood , Hamburg 1931
- The holy mountain , Reutlingen 1931
- The ladder to heaven. The story of the herb of sorrows , Hamburg 1931
- Hansjörg's wonderful hiking trip , Reutlingen 1932
- Ina Berghöft , Gütersloh 1933
- The glass gate - a novel about three women's lives , Thomas Verlag, Kempen / Niederrhein, 1944
Web links
- Literature by and about Mara Heinze-Hoferichter in the catalog of the German National Library
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Heinze-Hoferichter, Mara |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Court judge, Emma Luise Margarete (maiden name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 6, 1887 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Küstrin |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 15, 1958 |
| Place of death | Achern , Baden |