Vilma Mönckeberg-Kollmar

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Vilma Mönckeberg-Kollmar (born July 29, 1892 in Vienna , † April 4, 1985 in Hamburg ; born Vilma Pratl ) was a German literary scholar , language teacher and reciter from Hamburg.

Life

Born Vilma Pratl in Vienna on July 29, 1892, after attending secondary school for girls in Bromberg and Düsseldorf, she trained as an actor in Berlin. Her first stage engagements took her to Lüneburg and Hamburg. During her engagement at the Hamburger Schauspielhaus she married a son of the mayor Johann Georg Mönckeberg , the lawyer Adolph Mönckeberg (1881-1914). This fell at the beginning of the First World War in Flanders before the birth of their son Jasper Adolf Mönckeberg (1915–1942), who perished in "Russia" during the Second World War. After the war she married the entrepreneur, art collector and painter Wilhelm Kollmar.

Vilma Mönckeberg-Kollmar was active in the Catholic youth movement Quickborn . In 1924 she was a lecturer in lecturing art at the Westphalian Academy for Movement, Language and Music.

Especially after 1945 she became known for her linguistic and literary publications and with lectures in which she recited and analyzed fairy tales . She had published the fairy tales she had collected in two volumes in 1924 and 1930. Mönckeberg-Kollmar was also recognized by experts in the field of poetry reproduction. The Hölderlin Society published their Hölderlin recitations on record in 1977, making use of both historical and new recordings with the reciter.

Vilma Mönckeberg-Kollmar was buried in the Blankenese cemetery , the grave site has already been abandoned.

Memorial stone for Adolph and Jasper Mönckeberg , Mönckeberg family grave, Ohlsdorf cemetery

Fonts

  • The story of the nativity scene . With pictures by Else Wenz-Viëtor . Stalling, Oldenburg 1924 (Nuremberg picture books 26).
  • The birth of the Infant Jesus. A round game for Christmas . Adapted from a Hessian nativity play and old songs. Music by Friedrich Kosanke . Bühnenvolksbund, Berlin 1926.
  • Language and technology . In: Leo Kestenberg : Art and Technology . Wegweiser, Berlin 1930; epOs-Music, Osnabrück 1999 ( text online ).
  • The creative powers of the theater after the world war . Hansischer Gildenverlag, Hamburg 1946.
  • The sound body of poetry . Claaßen & Goverts, Hamburg 1946; Langewiesche-Brandt, Ebenhausen 1981, ISBN 3-7846-0507-9 .
  • Blankenese . Hamburgische Bücherei, Hamburg 1949.
  • The fairy tale and our world. Experiences and insights . Diederichs, Düsseldorf 1972, ISBN 3-424-00456-1 .
Editing
  • The fairy tale chest . 45 fairy tales. With pictures by Sulamith Wülfing . Stalling, Oldenburg 1924.
  • The new fairy tale chest . Illustrated by Hans Lang . Stalling, Oldenburg 1930.
    • New edition as: The golden castle. The fairy tale chest part two . With pictures by Lilo Fromm. Ellermann, Munich 1981, ISBN 3-7707-6202-9 .
  • Lisa Tetzner : From the world of fairy tales . Aschendorff, Münster 1965.
  • Fairy tales from all over the world . Rauhen Haus agency, Hamburg 1968.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Mitteilungen 1985, p. 221 (first marriage) pdf at broadcasting history
  2. ↑ c: Category: Grave area Mönckeberg family Hamburg-Ohlsdorf
  3. ^ Biography of Vilmar Mönckeberg-Kollmar at hamburg.de
  4. ↑ Portrait and gravestone note at garten-der-frauen.de
personal data
SURNAME Mönckeberg-Kollmar, Vilma
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pratl, Vilma (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German literary scholar and reciter
DATE OF BIRTH July 29, 1892
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH April 4th 1985
Place of death Hamburg