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1870–1941
A prolific German writer and editor, she created dozens of stories for children and young girls in the early 20th century. Her books helped shape a generation of German children's reading with warm, accessible storytelling.

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Johannes Prüfer, Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe

by Josephine Siebe
Born in Leipzig on November 10, 1870, Josephine Siebe was a German editor and children's author. She wrote for young readers at a remarkable pace and became known for stories aimed especially at children and adolescent girls.
Between about 1900 and 1940, she produced nearly 70 books, along with many contributions to annuals and collected volumes. Her long career made her a familiar name in German children's literature during the first half of the 20th century.
Siebe died in Leipzig on July 26, 1941. Though not widely known in English today, she remains notable for the sheer range of her work and for her place in the history of German writing for young readers.