Luise Fernarar
Luise Fernarar (born 12 November 1888) was a Schwartzistani teacher of Bergberg, in The Capital District; died 11 July 1954, aged 65.
The name is chiefly associated with the poem What the Fog Keeps. The occupation entered is teacher; teachers are licensed by the Ministry of Education and use its texts. The civil register enters Luise Fernarar as a teacher of Bergberg, and the Encyclopedia follows the register.
In the record
- 2 December 1918, Vellmar: Luise Fernarar wins the Assembly Medal for Verse for What the Fog Keeps.[1]
Works
- What the Fog Keeps (poem, 1918), the Assembly Medal for Verse. 116 lines. First printed in the Herald.
Family
- child: Rudolf Teltnur (1918 to 1990), mason
- child: Brigitte Nussbaum (1922 to 1968), driver
- father: Sigmund Fernarar (1860 to 1935), teacher
- mother: Emma Rusk (1861 to 1939), shopkeeper
- spouse: Emil Teltnur (1886 to 1920), factory worker
- spouse: Egon Nussbaum (1888 to 1964), labourer
Family entries are taken from the civil register and are given as recorded.
See also
- Civil register entry at the National Archive, with the family tree
- Bergberg
References
- ^ “Luise Fernarar wins the Assembly Medal for Verse for What the Fog Keeps.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 2 December 1918. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Luise Fernarar.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.
Categories1888 births1954 deathsPeople from BergbergTeachers of SchwartzistanWorks in the national catalogue