Johanna Buska

After engagements at the Burgtheater and an affair with Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria she married the Hungarian nobleman Miklós Kázmér (Nikolaus Casimir) Török de Szendrő on 20 May 1880.

After Török's death the actress married the Prague theatre director and singer Angelo Neumann.

She returned to the stage again and played among others Ibsen's Nora in Prague in 1888; at the beginning of the twentieth century she appeared in Franz von Schönthan [de]'s comedy Im bunten Rock.

Buska's first marriage inspired Theodor Fontane to write his novel Count Petöfy.

In the Alfred Reucker-Archive[1] of the Akademie der Künste are also autographs and photos by Buska from the time of Angelo Neumann's death in December 1910.