The Franz Josephs Universität in Cernăuți ("Czernowitz") was founded in 1875, then the easternmost German-speaking university. In 1910–11, the Bukovinian Reconciliation (a political agreement between the peoples of Bukovina and their political representatives in the Landtag assembly on the question of autonomous regional administration) took place between the representatives of the nationalities. During the first round of the 20th century, local German-language literature flourished through the writings of Rose Ausländer, Alfred Kittner, Alfred Margul Sperber, or Paul Celan. Other German writers include mixed Ukrainian-German intellectuals Ludwig Adolf Staufe-Simiginowicz or Olha Kobylianska (remotely related with German poet Zacharias Werner).