Maria Neuhauser-Loibl
Maria Neuhauser-Loibl (born February 26, 1906 in Kienberg near Gaming in Lower Austria , † June 1, 1985 in Vienna ) was an Austrian poet, translator and writer.
Life
Maria Neuhauser was born as the daughter of a railway official. She studied at the University of Vienna , where she received her doctorate on the stage of Vienna in 1935 with the Gerhart Hauptmann dissertation . From 1925 to 1933 she was a secretary at Vorwärts-Verlag . She published in the social democratic press. In 1933 she was a member of the Association of Socialist Writers . In 1938, however, she published in the Confession Book of Austrian Poets , published by the Association of German Writers, allied with the Nazis .
She wrote poetry, short stories, plays. First she published under the name Maria Neuhauser, after she had married Hans Loibl, under the name Maria Neuhauser-Loibl. She also worked as a translator from Norwegian. She was a member of the Association of Women Academics in Austria , the Anton Wildgans Society and the Austrian Writers' Association .
Works
- The holy hour. Poems , Vienna 1934
- In the eternal circle. Poems , Vienna 1937
- Madame Lavalette: Acting. in 5 files , Berlin 1942
- The labyrinth , Vienna 1945
- Austrian Sonnets: A Zwiegesang , Vienna 1945
- Shadow and Light , Baden near Vienna 1970
- The Order of the Nightingale , Baden near Vienna 1981
Awards
- 1951 Recognition diploma from the Austrian Unesco Commission for the play The Inventors
- 1969 Lower Austrian Culture Prize for Literature
- 1974 Austrian Decoration of Honor for Science and Art
- In 1981 she was awarded the title of professor
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| SURNAME | Neuhauser-Loibl, Maria |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Neuhauser, Maria; Loibl, Maria |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian poet, translator and writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 26, 1906 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Kienberg near Gaming , Lower Austria |
| DATE OF DEATH | June 1, 1985 |
| Place of death | Vienna , Austria |