Literary Works
- Under the pseudonym "Ernst Rosmer"
- Dämmerung (Schauspiel, 1893)
- Wir Drei (Drama 1893)
- Madonna (Novellen 1894)
- Königskinder (Märchendrama 1895; 1895 von Engelbert Humperdinck vertont)
- Tedeum (Komödie 1896)
- Themistokles (Tragödie 1897)
- Mutter Maria. Totengedicht in fünf Wandlungen (1900)
- Merete (1902)
- Dagny (drama) (Drama 1904)
- Johannes Herkner (Schauspiel 1904)
- As "Elsa Bernstein"
- Nausikaa (Tragödie 1906)
- Maria Arndt (Schauspiel 1908)
- Achill (Tragödie 1910)
- Das Leben als Drama. Erinnerungen an Theresienstadt (Tagebuch aus dem KZ, posthum 1999)
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