Margarete Schiller

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Margarete Schiller (also: Margarete Zowada-Schiller , pseudonym : Gustav Schiller ; * July 15, 1887 in Groß Wilkau , Reichenbach district ; † June 18, 1968 in Herberhausen ) was a German writer .

Margarete Schiller lived in Garbsen near Hanover . She was the author of novels , short stories and poems . She also wrote poetry in the Silesian dialect .

Works

  • Welcome home! , Friedrichshagen 1918 (together with Georg Holzhey)
  • The big litter , Leipzig 1919 (under the name Gustav Schiller)
  • People whom Jesus met , Friedrichshagen near Berlin 1920
  • Minchen Lauter , Berlin-Friedrichshagen 1921
  • Pure sinners , Leipzig 1921
  • The Lord's Prayer , Berlin-Friedrichshagen 1921
  • Mr. v. Suren's application for marriage , Reutlingen 1929 (under the name Margarete Zowada-Schiller)
  • The luck of Süren , Reutlingen 1931 (under the name Margarete Zowada-Schiller)
  • The laughing woman Lore , Reutlingen 1931 (under the name Margarete Zowada-Schiller)
  • Probationary marriage , Reutlingen 1933 (under the name M. Zowada-Schiller)
  • The gentleman from Bonifatiusplatz , Reutlingen 1936
  • Revolution near Piepenröhrs , Reutlingen 1937
  • Fipps in the golden rain , Bad Blankenburg 1939
  • Piepenröhrs in the ink , Bad Blankenburg 1941
  • Me hoot getreemt, doas I derheeme woar. Poems in the Silesian dialect. Working group archive for Silesian dialect in Baden-Württemberg, 1991

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Woas the Stoare pfeifa. Flight and displacement 1945-1995/2005. Working group archive for Silesian dialect, Mack, Schönaich 2006, p. 140.
personal data
SURNAME Schiller, Margarete
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zowada-Schiller, Margarete; Schiller, Gustav (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH July 15, 1887
PLACE OF BIRTH Groß Wilkau , Reichenbach district
DATE OF DEATH June 18, 1968
Place of death Herbershausen