Writers from the Kingdom of Saxony

German children's writer (1899–1974)

German author (1842–1912)

German painter, draftsman, printmaker, sculptor and writer (1884–1950)

German poet (1791–1813)

German writer (1913-2001)

Sorbian writer (1916-2006)

German poet and artist (1883–1934)

Sorbian writer and activist (1804-1872)

German poet, novelist and composer

Sorbian-language writer

German writer and art collector (1878-1942)

German poet and playwright (1890–1978)

German writer (1889-1979)

German writer (1900-1979)

German Jewish lawyer, dramatist and poet

German writer and translator (1915-1997)

Oskar Ernst Bernhardt, also known as Abd-ru-shin or Abdruschin (18 April 1875 – 6 December 1941) was a German religious leader, best known as the author of The Grail Message and as prophet and leader of the Grail Movement, a millenarian new religious movement. Beginning in the 1920s, Abd-ru-shin proclaimed that the Millennial kingdom of God would begin on Earth during the mid 1930s, drawing from Christian legend, as well as Theosophy and other Western Esotericism.

German writer (1835–1907)

German musician (1853-1918)

German writer

German translator and poet (1815-1870)

German poet (1771-1826)

German singer and novelist (1823-1899)

German writer, poet, literary critic (1786-1825)

German poet (1810-1862)

German writer (1779-1819)

German classical scholar (1807–1870)

German writer (1893–1975)

German conservative lawyer, art critic and journalist based in Dresden. From 1806 he was a Prussian diplomat to Rome and Naples

politician, screenwriter and writer (1914-1967)

German writer

German painter (1778-1805)

German journalist, author und songwriter (1895–1944)

German physician and writer

German writer (1901-1957)

German writer (1897–1994)