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Milow, Stephan eigentlich S. von Millenkovich
© Copyright Stephan Milow, photo 1911 Milow, Stephan (real name: S. von Millenkovich), b. Oršova (Rumania), March 9, 1836, d. Mödling (Lower Austria), March 12, 1915, poet, narrative writer, officer and cartographer. Father of M. Morold; enlarged the map of the Vienna area; friend of F. Kürnberger and F. von Saar. In his four-part novel "Lebensmächte" (1890) describes the social problems of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy; awarded the Bauernfeld Prize 1902. Further works: Poetry: Gedichte, 1865; Fallende Blätter, 1903; Abendrot, 1912. - Prose: Verlorenes Glück, 1866; Two novellas, 1872 (incl. "Arnold Frank"); Erste und letzte Liebe, 1913. - Edition: Poems, 1882. Literature: E. Kodera, S. M., doctoral thesis, Vienna, 1951; ÖBL.
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