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Hello,
this prolific writer is called "Polish" in the text, which seems wrong. The article doesn't even mention what language she spoke or wrote her works in; it implicitly gives the impression that she spoke and wrote Polish. The given sources however show that she was a German writer with no connection at all to Poland (except that, a century later, her birth town Jauer came under Polish rule). Unless you can provide any evidence to the contrary, please don't call this German writer "Polish". Thank you! - Sincerely, Moldur (talk) 19:50, 17 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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