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Photography Paula Dehmels at a young age
Paula Dehmel around 1912
Memorial plaque on the building at Ziegelstrasse 12 in Berlin-Mitte

Paula Dehmel (born December 31, 1862 in Berlin as Paula Oppenheimer ; † July 9, 1918 in Steglitz near Berlin ) was a German writer. She wrote poems and fairy tales for children. She was the sister of Franz Oppenheimer and married the poet Richard Dehmel from 1889 to 1898 .

Life

She was born the daughter of Julius Oppenheimer, a preacher and teacher at the temple of the Berlin Jewish reform community .

Through her three years younger brother Franz, she met Richard Dehmel in 1886 and married him on May 4, 1889. The marriage had three children: Veradetta (* 1890), Heinz Peter (Heinrich) (* 1891), later a doctor and author , and Liselotte (* 1897). Around August 1892, her husband fell in love with Paula's friend Hedwig Lachmann , a poet and translator who, however, refused a "three-way relationship" suggested by Richard. In 1895 Richard became acquainted with Ida Auerbach , his later second wife. From mid-1898 to April 1899, Paula, Ida and Richard lived in a marriage of three in Pankow in what is now Parkstrasse . Ida lived in the neighboring house. Eventually Paula separated from Richard and consented to the divorce in 1900.

Paula Dehmel was known to include Else Lasker-Schüler , Otto Julius Bierbaum , Arno Holz and Johannes Schlaf .

Works

  • With Richard Dehmel: Fitzebütze . Children's poems. With pictures by Ernst Kreidolf . Insel, Frankfurt / M. 1900.
    Reprint Insel, Frankfurt / M. 1976.
  • Rumble . A book for young mothers and their little ones. With pictures by Karl Hofer . Schaffstein, Cologne 1903
    reprint Agora-Verlag, Berlin / Darmstadt 1978, ISBN 3-87008-085-X .
  • The colored check. A scrapbook of hearty art for the ears and eyes of German children . Edited by Richard Dehmel. Illustrations by Karl Hofer. Schaffstein, Cologne 1904
    Reprint Edition Leipzig, Leipzig 1985.
  • The green house . Fairy tales, stories and a New Years game. Schaffstein, Cologne 1907.
  • On the colorful meadow . Children's poems. With colorful pictures by Else Wenz-Viëtor . Hahn, Leipzig 1912.
    Reprint Edition Leipzig, Leipzig 1988, ISBN 3-361-00104-8 .
  • With Lina Sommer : gig gag! Frills! Children's poems. Pictures by Else Wenz-Viëtor. Hahn, Leipzig 1914.
  • The spirits talked. Lyric consolation and festival play . Callwey, Munich 1916 (series of publications Der Schatzgräber ; Vol. 106).
  • The dear nest . Collected children's poems. Edited by Richard Dehmel with drawings by Hans Thoma . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1919.
    E-book from Projekt Gutenberg (currently generally not available for users from Germany)
  • The love nest in the Gutenberg-DE project, edited by Richard Dehmel. EA Seemann, Leipzig 1919, without drawings.
  • Singinen's stories . Fairy tale. Edited by Richard Dehmel. Binding, title vignettes and printing arrangement by Georg Alexander Mathéy . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1921.
As editor:
  • Meidinger's children's calendar . Meidinger, Berlin 1911-1932; ed. by PD from 1915 to 1917.

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  1. ↑ Matthias Wegner: But love. Ida Dehmel's lifelong dream . List Taschenbuch-Verlag, Berlin 2002, ISBN 978-3-548-60215-8 .

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SURNAME Dehmel, Paula
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Oppenheimer, Paula (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH December 31, 1862
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH July 9, 1918
Place of death Berlin-Steglitz