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Ingeborg Capra Teuffenbach (* October 1 1914 in Wolfsberg ( Carinthia ), † September 16th 1992 in Innsbruck ( Tyrol ) was an Austrian writer and critic. Ingeborg Teuffenbach was a member of the League of German Girls (BdM) and married an SS officer. She belonged in the Vienna of the Nazi era as the only woman to literary prominence. Teuffenbach processed in their works decidedly Nazi ideology, leader of poems (including "commitment to the leader ") to rallying calls (including" Hymn of war "). A majority of the poems in the 1938 Baldur von Schirach , published, representative of poems "The Song of the faithful" came from her.
From 1948, ishe was in regular contact with Christine Lavant , their correspondence was published posthumously. [1] In 1977, she founded the Innsbruck weekend calls an international meeting place for authors. Her estate is in the Brenner Archives held in Innsbruck. She is the mother of Fritjof Capra .

Her poems helped in bringing about Anschluss.


Her relationship with Odilo Globocnik, SS leader active in the Final Solution, can be found in "creator of Nazi Death Camps:the life of Odilo Globocnik" by Berndt Rieger. Vallentine Mitchell @007.