Rosa Maria Barth

Rosa Maria Barth (born February 15, 1879 in Stuttgart ; † December 17, 1958 there ) was a German graphologist and writer .

Life

Rosa Maria Barth came from a merchant family . She was shaped by the piety of her Methodist home. Barth developed a keen interest in psychological issues early on and was primarily concerned with graphology. She belonged to the German Graphological Society and worked as a freelance consultant and reviewer. In addition to work on graphology, she published numerous, mostly Christian stories for children and young people , which found a broad readership. During the Nazi era , Barth was targeted by the Gestapo for criticizing the National Socialist church and Jewish policy ; However, she was able to continue to publish until 1939.

Works

• Thoughts on graphology, its benefits and blessings, regarding character formation, self and human knowledge, Lorch 1903
• The Lord keep you! , Lorch 1906
• The natural truth of graphology , Stuttgart 1907
• Temperament and handwriting , Lorch (Württemberg) 1910
• The formation of the Christian personality , Bremen 1912
• 's Gretle , Bremen 1912
• Nature and value of friendship , Bremen 1912
• Our influence is a power! , Winnenden-Stuttgart 1913
• How we become finished people! , Winnenden b. Stuttgart 1913
• From country child to deaconess mother , Winnenden-Stuttgart 1914
• What I learned in dark days , Winnenden 1914
• Up to the light! , Winnenden-Stuttgart 1914
• From the heroic life of a deaconess , Winnenden near Stuttgart 1915
• Look at! , Winnenden 1915
• Atmospheric pictures from the war , Chemnitz
  • 1 (1915)
• "And you are sad?" , Winnenden b. Stuttgart 1915
• How they won , Winnenden b. Stuttgart
  • 1 (1915)
  • 2 (1915)
• Three character pictures from the people , Bad Nassau (Lahn) 1917
• In memory of the dead , Winnenden-Stuttgart 1917
• The greatest goods in danger! , Lorch (Württ.) 1919
• Nature and value of the manuscript customer , Stuttgart 1920
• Natural forces and mysterious powers , Bremen 1921
• Friendship , Bremen 1924
• Enlightenment about handwriting and drawing interpretation , Stuttgart 1925
• Peterlis escape and homecoming , Reutlingen 1926
• Melancholy , Giessen 1926
• What Peterli experienced as a mountain guide , Reutlingen 1927
• Hannerl vom Achensee , Reutlingen 1929
• Almtoni vom Engadin , Reutlingen 1930
• What does the handwriting say? , Lorch-Württemberg 1930
• Marthe vom Bregenz Forest , Reutlingen 1931
• A word of honor , Reutlingen 1932
• Carried home , Reutlingen 1932
• At the tube fountain , Reutlingen 1933
• The Jägerfranzel von Gerstruben , Reutlingen 1934
• The Postfritz von Rothenburg , Reutlingen 1935
• The heroine of the island , Reutlingen 1936
• The fisherman from Usedom , Reutlingen 1937
• The son of the mountains , Reutlingen 1938
• In the Walsertal , Reutlingen 1939
• The boatman from the Rhine , Reutlingen 1939
• Found home through love , Stuttgart 1946
• The Flötenhansel , Stuttgart 1946
• Just don't despair , Stuttgart 1946
• Longing fulfilled , Reutlingen 1947
• Grandfather tells , Munich 1947
• The lorry from the Rhine , Munich 1948
• Be loyal , Reutlingen 1948
• And yet ... , Munich 1948
• What mother said , Reutlingen 1948
• The Linchen von Engelthal , Stuttgart-Degerloch 1949

Editing

• Eugenie Dietzsch : Lights from Eternity , Gießen [u. a.] 1938

literature

• Karl Heinz Voigt:  BARTH, Rosa Maria. In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Volume 17, Bautz, Herzberg 2000, ISBN 3-88309-080-8 , Sp. 49-51.

Web links

• Literature by and about Rosa Maria Barth in the catalog of the German National Library