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gē dé Goethejūn tè · gé lā sī Günter Grasshè 'ěr màn · hēi sài Hermann Hesse
gē 'ěr tè · lǎng gǔ tè 哥尔特朗古特gé hǎdé · shī luó dé Gerhard Schroederkè lǐ sī tǎ · shī luó dé Christa Schroder
luó hú sī · mǐ shī Rochus Mischān gé lā · mò kè 'ěr Angela Merkelhú gē · mǐ lè - fú gé Hugo Muller-Vogg
wéi 'ěr nà · bǐ 'ěr màn Werner Biermanpèi tè lā · nà gé 'ěr Petra Nageltè láo dé 'ěr · róng gé Telaodeer Jung
méi lì suō · mǐ lè 梅丽莎米勒āi mǐ 'ěr · lù dé wéi xī Emil Ludwigxiǎng lì kè · āi bó lì Enjoy 利克埃伯利
mǎ dì yà sī · wū 'ěr Matthias Uhlāi lǐ xī · shā kè 埃里希沙克bèi tuō 'ěr tè · bù lāi xī tè Bertolt Brecht
bù lāi mǔ · sī tuō kè Bram Stokerxí lè Friedrich von Schilleryǎ kē bù · gé lín Jacob Grimm
wēi lián · gé lín Wilhelm Grimmkè láo sī · màn Klaus Mannāi lǐ xī · mǎ lǐ yà · léi mǎ kè Erich Maria Remarque
tè 'ào duō · shī tuō mǔ Theodor Stormtuō mǎ sī · màn Thomas Mannān nī · fú lán kè Anne Frank
wēi lián · háo fū Wilhelm Hauffshī dǔ mǔ Theodor Stormhàn sī · lǐ bào Hansilibao
kǒng sà lì kè Heinz G. Konsalikhè lā · lín dé Hera Lindwēi dé 'ěr · āi péng duō fū Wade Acres Peng Dorf
kǎ 'ěr · mài Karl Mayjù sī jīn dé Patrick Süskindmǎ sài 'ěr · hēi dé lǐ xī Marcel Haedrich
ān nà mǎ lì · shā lín gé An Namalishalingefú lì dá · láo lún sī Frieda von Richthofenkǎi · hè 'ěr màn Kai Hermann
huò sī tè · lǐ kè Horst Rieckān dōng · yuē 'ā xī mǔ sī tǎ lè Anton 约阿希姆斯 Talelǔ tè · wéi 'ěr nà Ruth Kuczynski
kè lāi sī tè Heinrich von Kleistān nà · xī gé sī Anna Seghersmǎ lì 'ān nī · wéi bó Marianne Weber
dí tè lǐ xī · péng huò fèi 'ěrlì 'ér · bù lāi mànfú lán kè · shī cí tíng
kē nài lì yà · fāng kētáng nà · wò 'ěr fū · kè luó sīgé lǐ gāo lì · dà wèi · luó bó cí Gregory David Roberts
běn hā dé · shī lín kè Bernhard Schlink
kǎ sēn kā · cè cí Kathinka Zitz
dé guó dé yì zhì dì guó  (1801年shíyīyuè4日~1877年sānyuè8日)
Halein

Kathinka Zitz-Halein
卡森喀策茨 Kathinka Zitz 。1801年生于迈茵茨,其父是商人,由于父母不和,策茨从小就住在祖母家,也曾在斯特拉斯堡上过学。18岁她就发表诗歌。后来,组织了妇女协会,支持迈茵茨资产阶级民主革命。她写了不少诗歌,同时还撰写了歌德,海涅和凡哈根的传记。1877年在家乡去世。 


Kathinka Zitz (née Halein; November 4, 1801 – March 8, 1877) was a German poet, short story writer, journalist, translator and novelist who has been called "the poet laureate of the German Revolution".

Biography

Kathinka Halein grew up in Mainz. Born to Anton Victor and Anna Marie Markowitzka Halein. The family was well off until the Napoleonic Wars. During the wars they were forced to live sparingly and moved in with Zitz-Halein's maternal grandmother's house. He mother died on May 26, 1825 and her father grew increasingly erratic and violent.

In the early 1820s she was given power of attorney and ran the family's business. Zitz-Halein worked as a governess for three years but returned to Mainz to care for her young sister. She provided income for the family by selling embroidery and teaching French lessons. In the 1830s she translated three novels by Victor Hugo. On June 3, 1837, she married a distant relative, the prominent Mainz attorney and 1848 revolutionary Dr. Franz Heinrich Zitz. They lived together for two years. She wrote for the Mannheimer Abendzeitung, opposing censorship and calling for reform in marriage, divorce and guardianship laws. In the German revolutions of 1848–49 she founded and was first president of the Humania Association, the largest revolutionary women's organization. A prolific short story writer, in the 1860s she wrote fictionalized biographical novels of Goethe, Heine, Rahel Varnhagen and Byron.:1384–1385

Published works

Kathinka Zitz-Halein's published works as cited by An Encyclopedia of Continental Women Writers.:1384–1385

Translations:

  • Marion der Lorme, 1833.
  • Triboulet, oder der Königs Hofnarr, 1835.
  • Cromwell, 1835.

Novels:

  • Goethe, 1863.
  • Heine, 1864.
  • Rahel Varnhagen, 1864.
  • Byron, 1867.
  • Für einen übertreibenden Deutschthümler, 1991.

References

  1. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e Wilson, Katharina M. (1991). An Encyclopedia of Continental Women Writers. New York & London: Garland Publishing, Inc.
  2. ^ Fränkel, p.374
  3. ^ Zucker, Stanley (1991). Kathinka Zitz-Halein and Female Civic Activism in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Germany. Carbondale and Edwardsville: Southern Illinois University Press. ISBN 0809316749.

Further reading

  • Stanley Zucker: Kathinka Zitz-Halein and female civic activism in mid-nineteenth-century Germany. Southern Illinois Univ. Press 1991, ISBN 0-8093-1674-9.
  • Ludwig Julius Fränkel, "Zitz, Katharina und Franz" in Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, Band 45 (Leipzig, 1900), S. 373-378. (in German)
  • Bloomsbury Guide to Women's Literature

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