Marie Hart

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Marie Hart (born November 29, 1856 in Buchsweiler , † April 30, 1924 in Bad Liebenzell ) was an Alsatian writer .

Marie Hart was the second daughter of the pharmacist Louis Hartmann. She later described her childhood and youth in Buchsweiler in the book G'schichtlen un memories from the sixties (1911).

In 1872 she began studying at the École Normale de Institutrices - the teacher training college - in Strasbourg . She completed her training in Nancy in 1874 . She then taught French in Dresden for two years . During this time she kept a diary in French and also wrote a few short stories in this language.

In 1882 she married the divorced German officer Alfred Kurr and moved with him first to Mellau in Vorarlberg . From 1885 the couple lived in Lützelhausen and from 1895 in Freilassing , where Marie Hart began to write in High German. She later wrote in the Alsatian dialect.

In 1908 she returned to her home town and opened a boarding school there. After the end of the First World War , Alfred Kurr was expelled from France and Marie Hart moved with him to Bad Liebenzell.

In 1978, a Marie-Hart-Stube was set up in the Bürgerhaus Kultur-Treff in Bad Liebenzell. Marie Hart's grave has been preserved in the immediate vicinity of the Protestant town church of St. Blasius. Part of her estate was given to the Frankfurt University Library by her daughter Charlotte Kurr.

Works

  • History and memories of the sixties
  • Ues minre old homes
  • Land of remembrance
  • Alsatian stories
  • E divorce class
  • Ues our French quote
  • D'r cock in the basket
  • D'r Herr Merkling un sini Deechter
  • Collected Works

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Individual evidence

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