Marie von Felseneck

Maria Luise Mancke (Marie von Felseneck)

Marie von Felseneck ( pseudonym for Maria Luise Mancke , other pseudonyms: William Forster , M. Weißenburg , born November 29, 1847 in Leipzig , † August 29, 1926 in Berlin ) was a German writer .

Life

Marie von Felseneck was the daughter of a senior staff doctor . She spent her youth in Leipzig, where they make the public school attended, and later in Dresden . Through her father, she had contact with literary circles early on and began to publish works on cultural history in various magazines . From 1896 she lived in Berlin and wrote a large number of narrative works for children and young people in the following decades. Most of her works can be assigned to the so-called Backfischliteratur . Published in 1916 by Marie Felseneck - as a continuation of Trotzkopf series Emmy of Rhodens - the strong of war enthusiasm embossed Roman Despite head experiences in the World War . Marie von Felseneck was a member of the board of the German Writers' Union for several years ; she was also a member of the "Association for the Reform of Youth Literature".

Works

• Wounded , Berlin-Weißensee 1890 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• In Freud und Leid , Wesel 1893 (under the name William Forster)
• Barfüßle , Düsseldorf 1894 (under the name William Forster)
• Im Wechsel der Tage , Berlin 1895 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• The hunt for happiness , Berlin 1895 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• From Wonderland India , Berlin 1896 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• From pension to life. Wounded , Berlin 1896 (under the name Marie Mancke)
• On his own , Berlin 1896 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Outside and at home , Wesel 1896 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Heideröschen , Berlin 1896 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Mother's blessing builds houses for the children , Berlin 1896 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Guilt and Atonement , Berlin 1896 (under the name Maria von Felseneck)
• What life brings , Berlin 1896 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Die kleine Wilde , Elberfeld 1897 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Queen Luise , Berlin 1897 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Up to the North Pole , Berlin 1898 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Heimatlos , Berlin 1898 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Miss Doctor , Elberfeld 1899 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Friedrich III., German Emperor and King of Prussia , Berlin 1899 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Prince Bismarck , Berlin 1899 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Found home , Berlin 1899 (under the name William Forster)
• The writer , Leipzig 1899 (under the name Maria Mancke) ( digitized )
• What the red Suse tells , Berlin 1899 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Innocent indicted and other , Berlin 1900 (under the name William Forster)
• A misunderstood woman , Berlin 1900 (under the name Marie Mancke)
• What Gertrud experienced , Berlin 1900 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• From Pomerania's past , Swinemund 1901 (under the name M. Mancke)
• The wild catch from Wulkow , Berlin 1901 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• In Infidelity loyal , Berlin 1902 (under the name M. Mancke)
• From Faded Days , Berlin 1903 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Three friends , Berlin 1903 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• A right to happiness , Berlin 1903 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Parentless , Berlin 1904 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Förster's little daughter , Berlin 1904 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• To honor and life , Berlin 1904 (under the name William Forster)
• The Sunbeam House , Berlin 1905
• Heidekomteßchen , Berlin 1905 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Maienglück , Berlin 1905 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Princess Hochmut , Berlin 1906 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Rose vom Waldsee , Berlin 1906 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• The blonde Monika , Berlin 1907 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• When the lilac was in bloom , Graz [u. a.] 1908 (under the name Maria Mancke)
• Fräulein Kobold , Berlin 1908 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Spring storms , Berlin 1908 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Miss Student , Berlin 1910 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Without talent , Berlin 1909 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• The way into life , Berlin 1910 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• The second face , Berlin 1910
• In the goldfinch's nest. A story for young people. Verlag A. Weichert, Berlin 1911 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Ms. Major's little daughter , Berlin 1912 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Bailiff's eldest , Berlin 1913 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Fairy tales and legends , Berlin 1913 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Pensionsmädel , Berlin 1913 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• From Erdmute's youth , Berlin 1914 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Towards life , Berlin 1914 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• A New Year's Eve , Berlin 1914 (under the name of M. Weißenburg)
• Landwehrmann's only one , Berlin 1915 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Landwehrmann's only one on the threshold of life , Berlin 1916 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Trotskopf's experiences in the World War , Berlin 1916 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Landwehrmann's only one in the service of the fatherland , Berlin 1917 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Elfriede , Berlin 1918 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Elfriede in der Fremde , Berlin 1919 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Defiant head marries , Berlin 1919 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Ilsedores Glück , Berlin 1920 (under the name Marie von Felsenbeck)
• The funny shamrock , Berlin 1920 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Free path to the efficient , Berlin 1925 (under the name M. Mancke)
• In der Heimburg , Berlin 1925 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Rosemarie , Berlin 1925 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)
• Käthe's retirement years , Berlin 1930 (under the name Marie von Felseneck)

Editing

• The most beautiful sagas and fairy tales of the islands of Usedom and Wollin , Swinoujscie 1895 (published under the name William Forster)

Translations

• Harriet Beecher Stowe : Uncle Tom's Hut or: Negerleben in the slave states of North America , Berlin 1898 (translated under the name Marie von Felseneck)

literature

• Mancke, Miss Maria . In: Sophie Pataky (Hrsg.): Lexicon of German women of the pen . Volume 2. Verlag Carl Pataky, Berlin 1898, p. 11 f. ( Digitized version ).
• Aiga Klotz: Children's and Youth Literature in Germany 1840–1950: Volume VII: Addendum. Springer, Heidelberg 2016, ISBN 978-3-476-02488-6 , p. 33 ( limited preview in the Google book search).

Web links

Wikisource: Maria Luise Mancke  - Sources and full texts

• Literature by and about Maria Luise Mancke in the catalog of the German National Library
• Collection of cover illustrations of the works of Marie von Felseneck