Caroline Deutsch
Caroline Deutsch (23 February 1846 – after 1903) was a German novelist. Biography
Caroline Deutsch was born in Namesto, a small Hungarian village, on 23 February 1846. Her father, a rabbi, was German in culture, and the German language and spirit prevailed in the family. While still very young, Caroline began to write poetry, some appearing in Berlin newspapers. In 1870 she graduated from Lina Morgenstern's academy as a public teacher, obtaining at the same time a permanent position on the Jüdische Presse of Berlin. She published several novelettes in the Berlin Volkszeitung, and later wrote chiefly for the . In 1875 she married in Hungary, and moved from there to Hamburg. Although her legal name was Caroline Weiss, she continued to write under her former name. The scenes of Deutsch's novels are mostly laid in Hungary, and she vividly describes the life of the Hungarian peasant and small tradesman. Her story Gedaljah, originally published in Die jüdische Presse (1906), appeared in Hebrew and Ladino translations. Publications
  A novel. References
 

1846 births
19th-century German Jews
19th-century German women writers
20th-century German Jews
20th-century German women writers
German women novelists
German women short story writers
Jewish German writers
Jewish novelists
Jewish women writers
People from Námestovo
Year of death missing