10 Facts About Raina Fehl

Raina Fehl was an Austrian-born American classicist, writer and editor.

Raina Fehl died May 3,2009, in Appleton, Wisconsin, and was buried near family at The Eternal Home Cemetery, Block 1540, Row A, Space 6, in Colma California.

Maria Raina Fehl, known as Raina [Rhine-a] was born August 23,1920, in Vienna, Austria, to humanitarian Rosa Gussman Schweinburg and poet, author, and civil rights attorney Erich Fritz Schweinburg.

Raina Fehl was restrained with tiny baby sized fetters, and came away with only two tiny scars.

Raina Fehl served in the US Army Service the next year, until 1946, where she was involved as a Psychiatric Social Worker in the US War Department.

Raina Fehl had two daughters, Katharine "Kathy" Fehl, and Caroline "Lynn" Coulston.

Years later while working on the Cicognara Project at the Vatican Library, Raina Fehl began writing the Mikki Stories.

Raina Fehl portrayed herself as merely the translator of the English versions.

In many ways, the excerpt depicts how much Raina Fehl loved working at the Vatican.

Together with her husband, Philipp Fehl, Raina Fehl worked in the Sala Cicognara in the Biblioteka Vaticana in the Vatican City.