Viktorine Endler

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Viktorine Endler , née Viktorine Bleser , pseudonym Antonie Haupt , (born January 17, 1853 in Trier , † January 29, 1932 in Hanover ) was a German writer .

Life

Viktorine Endler was the daughter of the doctor Ludwig Josef Bleser (1810–1878) and of Nanny Bleser, b. Jacoby . She attended the secondary school for girls in Trier. At times she was her father's assistant. She had been married to Bernhard Endler since 1887 and lived in Hanover after the wedding. She mainly wrote stories and novels of historical content that were well researched for the time. Her sister was the writer Maria Krug .

Honors

The Victorine-Endler-Weg in Ricklingen was named after her in 2012.

Works

  • Antonie Haupt: The last Countess of Manderscheid. Story from the history of the Archbishopric Trier . Paulinus-Druckerei, Trier 1884. (= wreath of novels. A collection of stories . Volume 18)
  • Antonie Haupt: A noble offspring. Original novella . Paulinus printing works, Trier 1884.
  • A. Haupt: Heideröslein. Novella . Cologne on the Rhine 1884.
    • New edition 1918.
  • Antonie Haupt: The daughter of the Alemannic King. Historical novel from the last days of the Gallic-Roman Empire . Paulinus-Druckerei, Trier 1887. ( Novella wreath. A collection of stories . Volume 25)
    • Antonie Haupt: Bissula. The daughter of the Alemanni king. An early Christian story from the Roman city of Trier . (Revised and abridged edition by Franz Josef Schneider). Fischer, Wittlich 1929.
    • New edition. Paulinus printing works, Trier 1895.
    • 3. Edition. Paulinus printing works, Trier 1904.
    • Antonie Haupt: Erika von Manderscheid. A novel from the last days of the Archbishopric Trier . Fischer, Wittlich 1925.
  • Antonie Haupt: The holy skirt . Novel from the days of Empress Helena . Paulinus printing works, Trier 1891.
    • Latest edition. Paulinus printing works, Trier 1933.
  • Antonie Haupt: Witch and Jesuit. Story from the time of the Thirty Years War . Paulinus printing works, Trier 1893.
    • 3rd edition, Paulinus-Druckerei, Trier 1912.
  • Antonie Haupt: The way to happiness. A true story edited from the record of a convert. The golden roof in Hildesheim. Historical narrative . Paulinus-Druckerei, Trier 1894. (= Dasbach's Novellenkranz. Volume 28)
    • Antonie Haupt: Bernward von Hildesheim . Story from Lower Saxony's prehistory . 2nd edition Steffen, Limburg ad Lahn 1911.
    • Antonie Haupt: Bernward von Hildesheim. Two stories . With a preface to the new edition. by Norbert Trelle and a follow-up by Elmar Lübbers. Olm, Hildesheim 2013. ISBN 3-487-14269-4 (= publications of the Landschaftsverband Hildesheim eV 19) Table of contents
  • Antonie Haupt: Moselle stories . Rud. Abt, Munich, Vienna 1899. (= treasure of novels and short stories . 1st year Volume 17)
  • Antonie Haupt: Talking stones. Historical stories from the past of the Trier region . Paulinus-Druckerei, Trier 1902. (= Dasbach's Novellenkranz. Volume 34)
  • Antonie Haupt: Brave women of the Reformation period. Charitas Pirkheimer , Maria the Catholic , Queen of England. Two historical images of life . Fredebeul & Koenen, Essen-Ruhr, 1903.
  • Drawn! A booklet from care. For the best of the Vincenz orphanage in Münster . With contributions by Hedwig Dransfeld , Antonie Haupt. Edited by Antonie Jüngst . Aschendorff, Münster i. Westf. 1905.
  • Antonie Haupt: Victories. Four historical stories . FW Cordier, Heiligenstadt 1905.
  • Antonie Haupt: Freedom. Four stories from the Trier lands . Paulinus printing works, Trier 1911.
  • Antonie Haupt: Under the banner of the cross. Narratives . Cordier, Heiligenstadt (Eichsfeld) 1912.
  • Antonie Haupt: The Bernkasteler Doctor. Historical game. Paulinus printing works , Trier 1920. (= theater library. Volume 65)
  • Antonie Haupt: Ludwig Josef Bleser (1811–1878), a doctor in Trier . In: Kur-Trier . 3 (1920), pp. 40-42.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wilfrid Eymer: Eymers pseudonyms dictionary. Real names and pseudonyms in German literature . Kirschbaum, Bonn 1997, ISBN 3-7812-1399-4 , p. 79.
  2. ^ Theresia Zimmer: Bleser, Ludwig Josef . In: Heinz Monz (ed.): Trier biographical lexicon . Landesarchivverwaltung, Koblenz 2000, p. 34.
  3. ↑ Hans-Joachim Kann.
  4. ↑ This refers to the critic of the witch trials Friedrich Spee .
personal data
SURNAME Endler, Viktorine
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bleser, Viktorine (maiden name); Haupt, Antonie (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 17, 1853
PLACE OF BIRTH trier
DATE OF DEATH January 29, 1932
Place of death Hanover