LolesBE
@lolesbe.bsky.social
Translator and linguist, big fan of controlled vocabularies.
I work with museums and collections.
Berlin (Germany)
I work with museums and collections.
Berlin (Germany)
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Her chosen verse reads: “This work in hand my friend will have when I am dead and in my grave. Lord grant that in faith I die and live with Christ eternally.”
Somber words for a child, but a reminder of how faith and mortality were woven into everyday Victorian life.
Somber words for a child, but a reminder of how faith and mortality were woven into everyday Victorian life.
January 2, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Her chosen verse reads: “This work in hand my friend will have when I am dead and in my grave. Lord grant that in faith I die and live with Christ eternally.”
Somber words for a child, but a reminder of how faith and mortality were woven into everyday Victorian life.
Somber words for a child, but a reminder of how faith and mortality were woven into everyday Victorian life.
Reposted by LolesBE
Franziska Steinitz (5. April 1875 - 2. Januar 1942) war zunächst mit ihrem Bruder Paul aus Rosenberg nach Freiburg geflohen. Im Oktober 1940 wurden sie deportiert, im November 1941 bemühte sie sich noch um ein Grammatikbuch für ihre Übersetzung. Ihr Bruder Paul Steinitz starb 7 Tage nach ihr.
January 2, 2026 at 9:23 AM
Franziska Steinitz (5. April 1875 - 2. Januar 1942) war zunächst mit ihrem Bruder Paul aus Rosenberg nach Freiburg geflohen. Im Oktober 1940 wurden sie deportiert, im November 1941 bemühte sie sich noch um ein Grammatikbuch für ihre Übersetzung. Ihr Bruder Paul Steinitz starb 7 Tage nach ihr.
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Lucia Moholy-Nagy took a lot of glass plate photos of the Bauhaus. When they had to get out she left them in the basement of Gropius' house and thought them lost. Later when Gropius wrote about the Bauhaus he illustrated his work with her photos which he had appropriated.
July 20, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Lucia Moholy-Nagy took a lot of glass plate photos of the Bauhaus. When they had to get out she left them in the basement of Gropius' house and thought them lost. Later when Gropius wrote about the Bauhaus he illustrated his work with her photos which he had appropriated.