Sidonie Grünwald-Zerkowitz

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Sidonie Grünwald-Zerkowitz

Sidonie Grünwald-Zerkowitz (born February 7, 1852 in Tobitschau , Moravia ; † June 12, 1907 in Karlsbad , Bohemia ; née Zerkowitz ) was an Austrian writer , poet , translator and fashion designer .

Life

As the daughter of a Jewish doctor, she began studying language and literature in her youth. In Budapest she passed the public state examination as professor of history and language. In 1875 she married the Greek prince Kolokotronis and moved with him to Athens . After her divorce from him, she married the Viennese manufacturer Leopold Grünwald in Vöslau in 1877 . After his death, she ran a language school in Vienna.

As a writer, she was particularly recognized by her naturalistic erotic poems such as B. Today's Gretchen and songs known by a Mormon woman . Both books were banned in Austria at the time. (Wurzbach wrote in 1890: “The meaningful way of depicting erotic passion prompted the public prosecutor to ban the book in Austria.”) In addition to poetry, she published essays and educational articles and edited a fashion magazine.

Works

  • The songs of the Mormon woman , Dürselen, Leipzig 1887
  • Double marriages , Schmidt, Zurich 1900
  • Eheweh - an ugly story from everyday life , Fischer, Vienna 1906
  • Today's Gretchen , Schmidt, Zurich 1900
  • The fashion in women's clothing , Szelinski, Vienna 1889

literature

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