Valeska von Gallwitz

Valeska of Gallwitz ( born January 22, 1833 in Glogau, † April 9, 1888 in Berlin) was a German writer.

Life

She was born as Agnes Valeska Eugenie Tempsky and came from a noble family, originally established in Pomerellen since 1415 in Prussia was detectable and settled in 1640 in Silesia. Her father Karl Gustav von Tempsky and her brothers were, like most of their ancestors, officers of the Prussian army.

Valeska of Tempsky grew up in Glogau and married August 1855 in Jawor of Gallwitz called Dreyling († 1914 in Breslau), squire to Dziersno at Gleiwitz. She lived in Breslau, Hanover and Berlin and began to write in 1868.

Your first novel Editha and other stories she published in 1876 in the supervised by Karl May as editor of the magazines münchmeyer publishing house in Dresden under the pseudonym Eugen Valeski. Another used her pseudonym was C. Michael.

The Goethe and Schiller Archive Weimar Classics Foundation has a correspondence of Valeska of Gallwitz with writer and editor Joseph furrier from 1877 - 1885.

Works

  • Editha, novel in: German Family Group Sheet I, Dresden 1876, publishing HG münchmeyer
  • The Talisman of the grandmother, narrative, in: ceremonies at the fireside, " Dresden 1876 Publisher HG münchmeyer
  • A stepmother narrative, in: German Family Group Sheet II, Dresden 1877, publishing HG münchmeyer
  • Wrested from death, short story, in: German Family Group Sheet II, Dresden 1877, publishing HG münchmeyer
  • Jelka, novella, Stuttgart 1878, publishing judges and Kappler
  • The castle at Roche Malon, novel, Freiburg 1879, publishing Kiepert
  • Jelka, Roman. 2nd edition, Falkenberg O / S. 1882 Publisher Bartelt
  • Wrested from death, Roman, (2 volumes) Freiburg 1880 Publisher Kiepert
  • Two woman's heart, character image, Freiburg 1880, publishing Kiepert
  • From palace and cottage, short stories, Leipzig 1881, publishing Schulze & Co
  • Magdalena, novel, Wroclaw 1883, published by Schott countries
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