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Laura Gonzenbach
Laura Gonzenbach (1842–1878) was a Swiss folklorist, active in Messina, who collected fairy tales in a number of Sicilian dialects.
Gonzenbach was born in a Swiss-German community of Sicily, to a German-speaking mercantile family, her sister, Magdelena, began a school in Messina. She became well educated and gained renown for the stories she gathered from a diverse range of sources, often other women.〔 After the prompting of Otto Hartwig for material to append to a historical survey of the country,〔''Aus Sizilien: Kultur und Gesichtsbilder'' (1867-1869)〕 she produced what would become an important two volume collection, ''Sicilianische Märchen'' (Sicilian folk-tales), published in 1870.〔''The Robber with a Witch's Head:'' (Review ) by Francesca Orestano, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy.〕 Her seminal works collected tales given verbally, by peasants or other working and middle classes, and is noted as one of the few major collections of the nineteenth century to be compiled by a woman.
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