Stella K. Hershan Explained

Stella K. Hershan
Birth Date:February 7, 1915
Birth Place:Vienna, Austria
Death Place:New York City
Education:
Occupation:Writer
Parents:
  • Felix Kreidl
  • Lucy Pick Kreidl
Spouse:Rudolph Hershan
Children:1

Stella K. Hershan (1915–2014) was an Austrian-American novelist and biographer who immigrated to the United States in 1939 as a refugee[1] from the Holocaust.[2] Among her published works are two about Eleanor Roosevelt: A Woman of Quality[3] and The Candles She Lit: The Legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt.[1]

Hershan, born in Vienna, was the daughter of Felix Kreidl, a businessman, and Lucy Pick Kreidl. She married Rudolph Hershan, an engineer, in 1933. She graduated from New York University with a certificate in general education in 1962 and from the New School for Social Research with a certificate in human relations in 1968.[1]

The Hershans had one child, a daughter, Lisa. Preceded in death by her husband, Hershan died in 2014 in New York City.[1]

Bibliography

Biography

Novels

Hershan also contributed to journals in the United States and Austria.[1]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Biography in Context:Stella K. Hershan. Contemporary Authors Online. Gale. 2002. June 2, 2019. subscription.
  2. News: Hershan, Stella K.: Paid Death Notice. The New York Times. August 31, 2014. A22. .
  3. Web site: A Woman of Quality. WorldCat . 96433.
  4. Web site: Emigration, Emigration: Exilgeschichten. WorldCat . 77077342.
  5. Web site: Erinnerungen Zwischen Zwei Welten Exilerzählungen . Memories Between Two Worlds. WorldCat . 318640759.
  6. Web site: The Naked Angel: A Novel about the Times of Metternich and Napoleon. WorldCat . 16241441.
  7. Web site: The Maiden of Kosovo. WorldCat . 163107764.
  8. Web site: In Freundschaft, Elisabeth: Roman. WorldCat . 26295688.
  9. Web site: Ein Kind der Revolution: Roman. WorldCat . 27192656.