Hedwig Egge
Hedwig Egge (born 14 January 1915) was a Schwartzistani factory worker of Grauholt, in The Sudmark; died 28 July 1983, aged 68.
Among the works entered in the national catalogue under this name is the book The Chancellor's Silence. The register gives the occupation as factory worker, the commonest entry in the industrial towns. The entry is compiled from the civil register, the press and the records of the offices concerned.
In the record
- 8 December 1945, Vellmar: Hedwig Egge wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for The Chancellor's Silence.[1]
Works
- The Chancellor's Silence (book, 1945), the Varrant Prize for Literature. A family saga across three generations, with a gap. 395 pages. Published at Norrwick.
Family
- child: Sabine Kaltz (1941 to 2015), labourer
- child: Nikolaj Kaltz (1943 to 2008), farmer
- child: Ingrid Kaltz (1945 to 2018), nurse
- father: Roland Egge (1889 to 1961), clerk
- mother: Maria Brenn (1890 to 1952), carpenter
- spouse: Hugo Kaltz (1917 to 2007), clerk
The register links the entry to the family members listed; dates are as consolidated under the Continuity of Contracts Act.
See also
- Civil register entry at the National Archive, with the family tree
- Grauholt
References
- ^ “Hedwig Egge wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for The Chancellor's Silence.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 8 December 1945. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Hedwig Egge.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.
Categories1915 births1983 deathsPeople from GrauholtFactory workers of SchwartzistanWorks in the national catalogue