Maria Dutli-Rutishauser

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Maria Dutli-Rutishauser (born November 26, 1903 in Obersommeri as Maria Rutishauser , † September 9, 1995 in Münsterlingen ) was a Swiss writer .

Life

Maria Dutli-Rutishauser came from a Catholic family; the father was a farmer and mayor . Maria Dutli-Rutishauser grew up with seven siblings, attended elementary school in Sommeri and a girls' boarding school in Ingenbohl . In 1927 she married the bank clerk Josef Ulrich Dutli. The couple settled in Steckborn ; the marriage resulted in six children. Maria Dutli-Rutishauser mainly devoted herself to the upbringing of her children, but also traveled to Italy and North Africa .

Maria Dutli-Rutishauser made contributions to the radio and various magazines . Since the early 1930s she has published novels , books for young people and radio plays . Her work, which can mainly be assigned to the native literature, is shaped by the Christian faith of the author, who was also involved in spiritual national defense . The native of Thurgau expressed her ties to her homeland and a. in the radio play Das Thurgauerlied . Some of Dutli-Rutishauser's works have been translated into French and Dutch . Best known was her brother Klaus Roman The Guardian of the Fatherland , which was also the most translated.

Works

  • The black death , Frauenfeld 1930
  • Through the native country , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1931
  • The house of the ancestors , Olten [u. a.] 1932
  • Sounds from the south , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1932
  • The old song , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1933
  • Holy Earth , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1933
  • The people of Feldbach , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1934
  • The Guardian of the Fatherland , Einsiedeln 1935
  • Storm over home , Einsiedeln 1937
  • The people of the Rütli , Einsiedeln 1939
  • Theodul Biner's loyalty , Einsiedeln [a. a.] 1941
  • About rascals and girls, eccentrics and heroes , Einsiedeln 1941
  • The campaign of love , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1942
  • Suffering conquered , Lucerne 1944
  • The flag of the defeated , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1945
  • Gian Gaudenzi , Einsiedeln [a. a.] 1946
  • The golden chain , Einsiedeln 1948
  • The descendants of the blessed Mr. Johannes , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1948
  • A happy person , Einsiedeln [u. a.] 1951
  • The miracle of golden shoes and other legends , Rottenburg / Neckar 1954
  • Letters from the cell , Gütersloh 1956
  • The maid , Gütersloh 1956
  • Further than the earth can reach , Zurich 1959
  • The way to Isabelle , Rottenburg / Neckar 1962
  • Face of the homeland , Konstanz / Bodensee 1963
  • On the way to mosques and steppes , Rottenburg / Neckar 1963
  • Forays through Morocco , Zurich 1964
  • Caesar and other animal stories , Zurich 1967
  • The hunger strike and other stories , Zurich 1968
  • Niklaus von Flüe , Zurich 1969
  • The strange rose bush and other legends , Zurich 1969
  • Where are we at home , Ruit (near Stuttgart) 1973
  • Hey! That was vacation! Egg near Zurich 1974
  • The great grandmother , Ostfildern 1975
  • Everything living lives from love , Ostfildern 1977
  • Jakobea, the maid , Ostfildern 1981
  • Donated time , Zurich 1991

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Frequent writer, folk writer , St. Galler Tagblatt of November 26, 2003
  2. ↑ Lieselotte Schiesser, Home, Family, Faith: Maria Dutli-Ruthishauser , in: Down to earth and limitless: 200 years of Thurgau women's history (s). Published by the association “Thurgau women yesterday - today - tomorrow” on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the federal state / 200 years of independence of the canton of Thurgau. Frauenfeld: Huber, 1998. ISBN 3-7193-1159-7 , p. 159
  3. ↑ Lieselotte Schiesser, Home, Family, Faith: Maria Dutli-Ruthishauser , in: Down to earth and limitless: 200 years of Thurgau women's history (s). Published by the association “Thurgau women yesterday - today - tomorrow” on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the federal state / 200 years of independence of the canton of Thurgau. Frauenfeld: Huber, 1998. ISBN 3-7193-1159-7 , p. 158


personal data
SURNAME Dutli-Rutishauser, Maria
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rutishauser, Maria (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss writer
DATE OF BIRTH November 26, 1903
PLACE OF BIRTH Obersommeri , Canton of Thurgau
DATE OF DEATH September 9, 1995
Place of death Münsterlingen , Canton of Thurgau