After the First World War Lambrecht moved from occupied Aachen to Bad Honnef, where she founded a literary and musical society. She published many novels and short stories, the last, in 1936, a novel which contained some concessions to Nazi ideology. She died in 1942, the year she retired. After the release of her collection of short stories ``What Happened in the Fens ...'' (1904) and the Eifel novel The House in the Moor (1906), literature reviews described Lambrecht as ``Catholic Viebig'', after German author Clara Viebig.
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