Theodore von Rommel

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Theodore von Rommel (born May 31, 1870 in Mainz , † December 2, 1950 in Tutzing ; birth name: Theodore Wilhelmine Christiane Kirsch ) was a German writer . She also published under the pseudonyms J. v. Goldmar, Jan von Goldmar, Jon v. Goldmar, Manas, Th. Von Rom, Thé von Rom, Thea von Rommel, Theodor Rommel, Theodor von Rommel and Romulus.

Life

Theodore von Rommel was the daughter of the medical advisor Eduard Kirsch. She attended school in Leipzig and then spent two years at a boarding school in Neuenhain . From 1888 she made literary contributions to newspapers and magazines. In 1893 she married a noble officer; the couple changed their place of residence several times and kept u. a. in Aachen , Dieuze / Lorraine and in the Silesian Glatz . After the Second World War , Theodore von Rommel lived in Tutzing on Lake Starnberg .

Theodore von Rommel's literary work consists of novels, short stories, poems, plays and children's books.

Works (selection)

  • Change of imagination , Leipzig [a. a.] 1900 (under the name Thé of Rome)
  • Heinz Arnold's women , Berlin 1901 (under the name Thé v. Rom)
  • You live like that ... , Stuttgart 1902 (under the name Thé v. Rom)
  • Is it the heart , Leipzig 1903 (under the name Jon v. Goldmar)
  • A passion , Berlin [u. a.] 1903 (under the name Jon v. Goldmar)
  • The "new man" , Berlin 1903 (under the name Jon v. Goldmar)
  • The Lady with the Skull , Reutlingen 1910 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Our book , Magdeburg-N. 1912
  • Free People , Reutlingen 1913 (under the name Thé v. Rom)
  • Between heaven and earth , Neurode [u. a.] 1913 (under the name J. v. Goldmar)
  • Ballads and Sounds of Life , Berlin 1914
  • Roses on the gun! , Braunschweig 1916
  • A caricature of God , Berlin 1918
  • Long live the newlyweds! , Leipzig 1928
  • The happy congratulations book , Leipzig 1928
  • Helmine Foucheur, the page of King Jerôme , Heidenau near Dresden 1928 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Margarethe von der Saal, the Left Landgrave , Heidenau b. Dresden 1928 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Vittoria Accoramboni, the victim of her beauty , Heidenau b. Dresden 1928 (under the name Jan von Goldmar)
  • The beginning of the end , Werdau 1929 (under the name Thea von Rommel)
  • Sarah, the beautiful ophthalmologist , Heidenau b. Dresden 1929 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Yugao, the tender evening glow, the Japanese love blossom , Heidenau b. Dresden 1929 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Laura Canova, the lover of the gold maker Bragadino , Heidenau near Dresden 1930 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • The listening piano , Reutlingen 1930 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • The door to hell's paradise , Werda iS 1930 (under the name Thea von Rommel)
  • The laughing lotus , Heidenau 1931 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • The girl from the other world , Heidenau 1931 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • An independent woman , Reutlingen 1931 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Two worlds , Reutlingen 1931 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Twice wed , Heidenau 1931 (under the name J. von Goldmar)
  • Miss Captain , Heidenau 1932 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Jugend in Wellen , Heidenau 1932 (under the name J. von Goldmar)
  • With notepad and camera , Heidenau 1932 (under the name Thea Rommel)
  • Mummy is married , Heidenau 1932 (under the name J. von Goldmar)
  • The soul of the company , Heidenau 1932 (under the name Thea von Rommel)
  • Venus churning out , Heidenau 1932 (under the name J. von Goldmar)
  • The way of a dancer , Heidenau 1932 (under the name J. von Goldmar)
  • Bank statement of the heart , Heidenau 1933 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • Daughters of today , Reutlingen 1933 (under the name Thé von Rom)
  • The Nuns' War at Medingen Monastery , Uelzen 1934
  • Tobacco and Film , Heidenau 1934 (under the name Thea von Rommel)
  • Finally, Johanna! , Heidenau 1936 (under the name Thea von Rommel)
  • Josy's Protective Marriage , Berlin 1937
  • Mechthild plays theater , Berlin 1939
  • Three girls and a man , Berlin 1940
  • Not everyone can be a winner , Berlin 1940
  • Emotional boundaries , Berlin-Halensee 1941
  • The Grünewald Madonna , Berlin 1941
  • Blackout , Berlin-Halensee 1941
  • Singing times , Berlin-Halensee 1942
  • Snowy slope , Leipzig 1942
  • Die Vier in der Einöd , Budweis [u. a.] 1942 (under the name Theodor von Rommel)
  • Honeymoon on the Rhine , Budweis [u. a.] 1943 (under the name Theodor von Rommel)
  • The I who fell apart, Budweis 1943 (under the name Theodor von Rommel)
  • The red limousine , Budweis [u. a.] 1944 (under the name Theodor von Rommel)
  • To the legacy , Prague [u. a.] 1944
  • The marriages of Elena Durante , Munich 1950 (under the name Th. Von Rom)
  • Lilian and the Rogue , Augsburg 1951 (under the name Th. Von Rom)
  • The engagement yacht , Koblenz 1953 (under the name Theodor Rommel)

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personal data
SURNAME Rommel, Theodore von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Kirsch, Theodore Wilhelmine Christiane (birth name); Goldmar, Jan von (pseudonym); Goldmar, Jon v. (Pseudonym); Manas (pseudonym); Rome, Thé of (pseudonym); Rommel, Thea von (pseudonym); Rommel, Theodor (pseudonym); Rommel, Theodor von (pseudonym); Romulus (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 31, 1870
PLACE OF BIRTH Mainz
DATE OF DEATH 2nd December 1950
Place of death Tutzing