Viebig, Clara, writer, important narrator (1860-1952). Eigh. Postcard and eifh. Business card in the U. "Clara Viebig". 3 p. Berlin-Zehlendorf 11.VII. 1925 and I.I.1919. To the actor, director, director and writer Curt Elwenspoek in Stuttgart, who had asked her for a handwriting of the famous "Schinderhannes" because she had seen his trial files. "... Unfortunately, I can't tell you for sure whether I saw the handwriting - the original - in the Schinderh. process files, or whether I allowed myself to joke. I don't remember; I can't find out until I get back to that area in the fall. In any case, in the Reiterles Chapel, which was notorious by the raids, is no longer an inscription of the robber's hand, and I have not seen any more there either. The chapel is restored inside ...". - From Elwenspoek the book "Schinderhannes. The Rhenish rebel. First critical representation according to files, documents and traditions". - The business card is meant as an album sheet: "Who has a hope is rich - hope is already a good thing in itself! Clara Viebig."