She was daughter of a Hessian officer and was educated in Berlin. In 1880, she married Captain Franz Knobelsdorff-Brenkenhoff, and after some travel lived at Schwerin. She started writing short stories and plays early in her life. Of these plays, Karl Augusts Brautfahrt and Die Sturmnixe, found their way to the stage. Her rapidly sketched novels and stories soon gained popularity and some reached several editions.
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Wolfsburg (Jena, 1884)
Gänseliesel, eine Hofgeschichte (Berlin, 1886; 5th ed. 1891)
Katz und Maus (Berlin, 1886)
Pot-pourri (1886)
Humoresken (1887)
Polnisch Blut (1887, 2 vols.; 4th ed. 1894)
Die Erlkönigin (1887)
Hazard (1888, 2 vols.)
Hofluft (1889; 9th ed., 1899)
Sternschnuppen (1890)
Im Schellenhemd (1894, 2 vols.)
Von Gottes Gnaden (1894, 2 vols.)
Jung gefreit (1897)
Der Stern des Glucks (1897, 2 vols.)
Der Majoratsherr (1898, 2 vols.)
Aus vollem Leben (1900)
Sonnenfunken (1901)
Der verlorene Sohn (1902, 2 vols.)
Die Bären von Hohen-Esp (1902, 2 vols.; 8th ed., 1904)
Wegekraut (poems; Dresden, 1887)
An illustrated collection of her works was published serially after 1899 in Leipzig.
nataly, eschstruth, 1860, hofgeismar, electorate, hesse, december, 1939, schwerin, name, german, novelist, nataly, knobelsdorff, brenkenhoff, 1860, 1939, xylography, 1892, contents, biography, works, notes, references, external, linksbiography, editshe, daught. Nataly von Eschstruth 17 May 1860 Hofgeismar Electorate of Hesse 1 December 1939 Schwerin was the pen name of the German novelist Nataly von Knobelsdorff Brenkenhoff Nataly von Eschstruth 1860 1939 Nataly von Eschstruth Xylography 1892 Contents 1 Biography 2 Works 3 Notes 4 References 5 External linksBiography editShe was daughter of a Hessian officer and was educated in Berlin In 1880 she married Captain Franz Knobelsdorff Brenkenhoff and after some travel lived at Schwerin She started writing short stories and plays early in her life Of these plays Karl Augusts Brautfahrt and Die Sturmnixe found their way to the stage Her rapidly sketched novels and stories soon gained popularity and some reached several editions Works editWolfsburg Jena 1884 Ganseliesel eine Hofgeschichte Berlin 1886 5th ed 1891 Katz und Maus Berlin 1886 Pot pourri 1886 Humoresken 1887 Polnisch Blut 1887 2 vols 4th ed 1894 Die Erlkonigin 1887 Hazard 1888 2 vols Hofluft 1889 9th ed 1899 Sternschnuppen 1890 Im Schellenhemd 1894 2 vols Von Gottes Gnaden 1894 2 vols Jung gefreit 1897 Der Stern des Glucks 1897 2 vols Der Majoratsherr 1898 2 vols Aus vollem Leben 1900 Sonnenfunken 1901 Der verlorene Sohn 1902 2 vols Die Baren von Hohen Esp 1902 2 vols 8th ed 1904 Wegekraut poems Dresden 1887 An illustrated collection of her works was published serially after 1899 in Leipzig Notes editThis article includes a list of references related reading or external links but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations Please help improve this article by introducing more precise citations May 2013 Learn how and when to remove this message References editRines George Edwin ed 1920 Knobelsdorff Brenkenhoff Nataly von Encyclopedia Americana Gilman D C Peck H T Colby F M eds 1905 Knobelsdorff Brenkenhoff Nataly von New International Encyclopedia 1st ed New York Dodd Mead External links editWorks by Nataly von Eschstruth at Project Gutenberg Works by or about Nataly von Eschstruth at Internet Archive Works by Nataly von Eschstruth at LibriVox public domain audiobooks nbsp nbsp nbsp This article about a German writer or poet is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nataly von Eschstruth amp oldid 1176681095, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
