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- Q174901 description "British writer".
- Q174901 description "British writer".
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- Q174901 abstract "Idilia Dubb (1834 – June 1851) was a 17-year-old Scottish woman whose demise in the abandoned Lahneck Castle while vacationing in Germany became famous through a diary she allegedly kept as she slowly starved to death. However, the authenticity of the diary and the historicity of the events described in it have been challenged.In the late spring of 1851 Dubb had accompanied her father, mother, sister and brother on a holiday trip to Germany. On June 16, 1851, she set out to record landscape views of the Rhine river. When she did not return for supper that evening, the police were called and—it is said—they combed the entire area. However, no trace of her could be found and eventually her grieving family returned to Scotland.In 1860 the ancient tower of Lahneck Castle was to be repaired. The workmen came upon a skeleton inside the top of the ruined tower. Along with the bones, they found pages of a sketchbook owned by Idilia. On the pages, she had recorded the horror of her final days. She wrote that she had managed to climb to the top of the tower on the rotted wooden stairs. When she reached the top of the tower, however, the stairs collapsed and she was trapped. Idilia was confident that people would see her signals for rescue. As she waved from a window, the boatmen waved back.With no one to rescue her, Idilia slowly starved. In her final hours she determined to leap from the tower, but she did not do so. Her skeleton was found in the tower ruin on the top which was surrounded with an insurmountable 3-meter high stone.".
- Q174901 birthDate "1834".
- Q174901 birthYear "1834".
- Q174901 deathDate "1851".
- Q174901 deathYear "1851".
- Q174901 thumbnail Dubb_Diary.jpg?width=300.
- Q174901 wikiPageExternalLink The-Diary-Of-Miss-Idilia-9781906021818?view=viewCover.
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- Q174901 wikiPageExternalLink The_Girl_on_the_Tower.
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- Q174901 dateOfBirth "1834".
- Q174901 dateOfDeath "1851".
- Q174901 name "Dubb, Idilia".
- Q174901 shortDescription "British writer".
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- Q174901 comment "Idilia Dubb (1834 – June 1851) was a 17-year-old Scottish woman whose demise in the abandoned Lahneck Castle while vacationing in Germany became famous through a diary she allegedly kept as she slowly starved to death. However, the authenticity of the diary and the historicity of the events described in it have been challenged.In the late spring of 1851 Dubb had accompanied her father, mother, sister and brother on a holiday trip to Germany.".
- Q174901 label "Idilia Dubb".
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- Q174901 givenName "Idilia".
- Q174901 name "Dubb, Idilia".
- Q174901 name "Idilia Dubb".
- Q174901 surname "Dubb".