Babette von Bülow

Clara Bertha Friederike " Babette " von Bulow, pseudonym Hans Arnold, born Eberty, ( born September 30, 1850 in Warmbrunn, Lower Silesia, † March 8, 1927 in Arendsee, today part of cooling Born, Mecklenburg- Vorpommern) was a German author of short stories, comedies and farces.

Life

She was the daughter of the lawyer and parliamentarian Felix Eberty (1812-1884), a professor at the University of Breslau, and born of Mary Hasse in Silesia and grew up in Breslau. She received her education in Breslau and in a French boarding school. On June 10, 1876 where he married the later Royal Prussian Lieutenant Colonel Adolf von Bülow ( born April 29, 1851 Good Dietrich Hagen at Warnemünde, † June 25, 1932 in Breitbrunn, today part of Herrsching am Ammersee ), the son of the landowner Herrmann Bülow (1820-1870), Lord of Dietrich Hagen, and Marie Erdmann ( 1830-1893 ).

Due to the military service of her husband she lived in different garrisons, including 1891 Passengers on the Rhine, 1893 in Hannover, 1896 in Erfurt, 1900 in Frankfurt ( Oder), 1902 in Potsdam and in 1905 again in Erfurt. She was personally acquainted with Theodor Fontane.

Works

• Short Stories (! Enth The housemates, And yet, the great Junker, reward, happiness must have; 1881)
• New stories ( ent The sick family, pleasant guests, Chess Queen, A Country Outing, Papas toothache; 1884)
• Birthday Delights (1884 )
• Five new short stories ( enth A rainy day in the country, The parrot, in the moonlight, The nice student, the young woman Doctor, 1885)
• Berlin- Ostend with ten days' returns Billet (1886 )
• A new short story book (1886 )
• The relocation and other stories (1889 )
• Theory and practice ( comedy, 1890)
• Funny Stories (1890)
• Two peaceable ( Schwank, 1891)
• Once in May! and other stories (1892 )
• Thorns around the rose (1893 )
• Motes. New stories ( enth Richards clock, Uncle Charles Engagement, Much Ado About Nothing, The Washing Day, Alcibiades, A quiet Migränetag, A lieutenant String; 1894)
• Theory and practice ( comedy, 1895)
• For new and old days (1896 )
• Masks and other stories (1898 )
• Christel and other stories (1899 )
• Two Monkeys and other stories (1902 )
• Wig? New stories ( enth wig, Snowed, Our Don Juan, Cinderella; ? 1904)
• Autumn sun. New Short Stories (1907 )
• From the " Drachenfels " of life. Observations and reflections (1907 )
• Selected Short Stories (1907 )
• From childhood. Memories (1909 )