Ottilie Häussermann

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Ottilie Häußermann , also Ottilie Häußermann-Fahrion , b. Ottilie Fahrion (born September 14, 1896 in Mühlacker , † 1984 in Elmischwang near Augsburg ) was a German writer .

Life

Ottilie Häußermann worked as a social worker in a factory in Baden-Württemberg City Korntal operates. In addition, she wrote novels and short stories for children as well as poetry .

Dubbing

In 1947 Helmut Bornefeld set twelve of her poems for voice and piano to music.

Works

  • Idylls. Stuttgart 1935
  • Neighbor's nursery. Stuttgart 1950
  • Where the locomotive whistles. Stuttgart 1951
  • Mariechen, the little painter. Stuttgart 1952
  • Christmas is in the air. Kassel 1953
  • The hungry Oscar. Stuttgart 1954
  • The snail castle. Stuttgart 1955
  • Angelica. Stuttgart 1956
  • The evening carries its light over the lake. Warmbronn 1998

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Helmut Bornefeld , to sing songs on the piano based on poems by Ottilie Häußermann. Bärenreiter-Verlag BA 2147, Kassel and Basel 1949
personal data
SURNAME Häussermann, Ottilie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Häußermann-Fahrion, Ottilie (full name); Fahrion, Ottilie (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 14, 1896
PLACE OF BIRTH Mühlacker
DATE OF DEATH 1984
Place of death Elmischwang near Augsburg