Lisa Tetzner facts for kids
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Lisa Tetzner was a famous writer from Germany. She wrote many popular books for children. Lisa was born in Zittau, Germany, on November 10, 1894. She later moved to Switzerland and became a Swiss citizen. She passed away on July 2, 1963, in Carona, Switzerland.
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Early Life and Family
Lisa Tetzner grew up in Germany. In 1924, she married Kurt Held. He was also a writer. Together, they shared a love for stories and books.
Escaping Danger
In 1933, a dangerous political group called the Nazis came to power in Germany. Because of their beliefs and Kurt's background, Lisa and Kurt had to leave their home. They fled to Switzerland to find safety. In 1948, they officially became citizens of Switzerland.
Famous Books and Stories
Lisa Tetzner is best known for her wonderful children's books. She often wrote fairy tales. One of her most famous books is Die schwarzen Brüder. It was published in 1941.
The Black Brothers
Die schwarzen Brüder means The Black Brothers. This book tells the story of young boys who were forced to work as chimney sweeps. It became very popular. However, during World War II, the Swiss government was careful about what books were published. They worried that some stories might upset the German government at the time.
Other Popular Works
Lisa Tetzner also wrote many "socialist fairy-tales." These were stories that often taught about fairness and helping others. They became very popular in East Germany.
She also worked with her husband, Kurt Held, on a book series. This series was called The Children From No. 67. It was another well-loved collection of stories. In the United States, her book Hans Sees The World was also very popular. It was a translation of her German book, published in 1934.
Legacy
Lisa Tetzner's books continue to be read and enjoyed by children today. Her stories often teach important lessons about courage, kindness, and standing up for what is right. She is remembered as a brave writer who used her words to make a difference.
See also
In Spanish: Lisa Tetzner para niños
