Olga Haring

Olga Haring (18 May 1866 – 1943) was a Slovenian landowner and poet.

Childhood She was born into a wealthy Slovenian family on 18 May 1866 in Črnomelj. Her mother, Zofija Kapelle (1843–1929), was a large landowner and landlady, a collector of national embroidery, painted Easter eggs, and other folk artefacts, and a patriot. Olga wished to become a teacher, and after completing elementary education she attended a teachers' training college run by the Ursuline nuns in Ljubljana. She remained with her mother, and the two supported themselves by renting out property. In 1913, they were also visited by the Russian soprano singer and ethnologist Yevgeniya Paprits Linyevna (1854–1919).

Later life and death After her mother's death in 1928, she inherited her estate. She never married and had no children. She died in early 1943 in Črnomelj.