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

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   In the Spring of 1919 Hesse leaves definitively his family in Bern and moves to Montagnola in the Casa Camuzzi. 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.

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2. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Wenger-1129Ruth Wenger (1897-1994) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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   Biography. Ruth was born in 1897. [1] She was the second daughter of the Swiss painter and children's book author Lisa Wenger, née Ruutz (23 Jan 1858 - 17 Oct 1941) and the manufacturer Théo Wenger (3 Jul 1868 - 27 Jun 1928), [2] the owner of the Swiss cutlery factory Wenger. One of the three daughters of her older sister Eva (1891-1959) was ...

   • Gender: Female
   • Birth Date: October 31, 1897

   • Spouse: Hermann Karl Hesse
   • Death Date: May 30, 1994

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4. www.geni.com › people › Ruth-WengerClaudia Ruth Wenger (1897 - 1994) - Genealogy - Geni.com

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   May 4, 2022 · 1919 lernte Ruth Wenger den 20 Jahre älteren Schriftsteller Hermann Hesse im Tessin kennen, während sie mit ihren Eltern den Sommer in Carona verbrachte. Beide liebten sich sehr, hatten aber Zweifel, ob diese Liebe durch eine Heirat besiegelt werden sollte, denn zu verschieden waren die Interessen und charakterlichen Eigenheiten der beiden.[1]

   • Location: Basel, Basel-Stadt
   • Birthplace: Basel, Basel-Stadt, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland

   • Birthdate: October 31, 1897
   • Death: May 30, 1994 (96)Weimar, Thuringia, Germany

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   In 1924, he married singer Ruth Wenger, but their married life was quite unstable and they soon got separated. He married historian Ninon Dolbin, n e Ausl nder in 1927. He breathed his last breath on 9 August 1962 and was incinerated at San Abbondio in Montagnola.

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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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   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.

   A tour of Ticino with Hermann Hesse – DW – 04/11/2019

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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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   Where did Herman Hesse live?

   • Author Hermann Hesse moved to the south of Switzerland 100 years ago. He lived in Ticino for 43 years until his death and produced his most famous works. Join us on a tour in the footsteps of the Nobel Prize winner. In 1919 Herman Hesse came to the canton of Ticino to stay. He found peace and inspiration in the picturesque landscape.

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7. www.dw.com › en › a-tour-of-ticino-with-hermannA tour of Ticino with Hermann Hesse – DW – 04/11/2019

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   Apr 11, 2019 · Hermann Hesse was a keen hiker who explored Ticino on countless excursions. He wrote about a day in Carona, eight kilometers (4.9 miles) away, in the story "Klingsor's Last Summer." Hesse also ...

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   Aug 9, 2012 · Kate Bowen08/09/2012. Half a century after his death, the works of Nobel Prize-winning author Hermann Hesse are back on the shelves. He's one of the most popular German authors in the world - even ...

9. www.findagrave.com › memorial › 178049006Ruth Wenger Hesse (1897-1994) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   May 30, 1994 · Ruth Wenger Hesse Birth 31 Oct 1897. Basel, Basel-Stadt, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland ... Which memorial do you think is a duplicate of Ruth Hesse ... Family Members.