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1. www.en.hessemontagnola.ch › ruth-wengerRuth Wenger — Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola

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   In this period he meets the beautiful, young and fascinating singer Ruth Wenger, who in Summer moves to Carona with her parents. Hesse soon becomes close to the Wengers, meeting them regularly. Hesse will develop a deep and lasting friendship with Ruth's mother, the writer Lisa Wenger.

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   Sie heiratete Hesse am 11. Januar 1924 nach dessen Scheidung von seiner ersten Frau Maria Bernoulli (1868–1963), einer der ersten Fotografinnen der Schweiz. Das Paar lebte meistens mehrere hundert Kilometer voneinander entfernt. Ruth lebte vor allem für ihre zahlreichen Haustiere, was Hermann Hesse wenig interessierte.

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   Im Frühjahr 1919 verlässt Hermann Hesse endgültig die Familie in Bern und zieht nach Montagnola in die Casa Camuzzi. In dieser Zeit tritt die junge, attraktive Sängerin Ruth Wenger in sein Leben, die mit ihren Eltern die Sommer in Carona verbringt.

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   What did Hermann Hesse do for a living?

   • Hesse also went out into nature to sketch and paint. He particularly liked the churches in Ticino. In the village Carona, Hermann Hesse met his second wife, Ruth Wenger. Hesse was often a guest in her family's house. He called it the "parrot house" because of the painting on the gable depicting a parrot.

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   Why did Hesse leave his family?

   • Hesse's first marriage ended in divorce and he left his family in the hope of making a new start. In his new home in Ticino, Switzerland, he produced some of his most important works, including "Steppenwolf" and "Narcissus and Goldmund." In 1924 he became a Swiss citizen and married Ruth Wenger, but they separated three years later.

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   Who was Hermann Hesse wife?

   • He married his third wife, art historian Ninon Dolbin, in 1931 and they remained together until his death. Hermann Hesse watched with concern and disapproval as the Nazis took control of Germany. Throughout the war he supported German refugees, including Thomas Mann and Bertolt Brecht, as they fled the Nazi regime.

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   How did Hermann Hesse die?

   • It was first documented in 1372, and inside it is decorated with elaborate paintings and stuccoes. Hermann Hesse found his final resting place on the adjacent cemetery. His gravestone is in the shape of an open book. To this day, admirers come here to feel close to the world-class writer. He died of a stroke on the night of August 9, 1962.

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6. www.dw.com › en › hermann-hesse-misunderstood-butWho was Hermann Hesse? – DW – 08/09/2012

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   Aug 9, 2012 · In 1924 he became a Swiss citizen and married Ruth Wenger, but they separated three years later. He married his third wife, art historian Ninon Dolbin, in 1931 and they remained together until...

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   Apr 11, 2019 · In the village Carona, Hermann Hesse met his second wife, Ruth Wenger. Hesse was often a guest in her family's house. He called it the "parrot house" because of the painting on the gable...

8. literariness.org › 2022/10/11 › analysis-of-hermannAnalysis of Hermann Hesse’s Demian – Literary Theory and ...

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   Oct 11, 2022 · His inquiry marked the beginning of a strong friendship with Hesse, articulated in their vast correspondence; in Mann’s family visit to Montagnola (southern Switzerland, where Hesse had settled with his second wife, Ruth Wenger); and finally in Mann’s strenuous lobbying efforts, which eventually led to his friend being awarded the Nobel ...