Adolf Potthoff

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Adolf Potthoff (born February 14, 1897 in Herne , Westphalia , † May 19, 1969 in Niš , Yugoslavia ) was a German journalist , educator and writer .

Life

Adolf Potthoff studied at the University of Münster ; He completed these studies in 1921 with the promotion of Doctor of Philosophy from. He then worked as a journalist for newspapers in Buer and Gelsenkirchen . From 1925 Potthoff worked as a high school teacher in Dortmund and Hildesheim . Most recently he lived as a freelance writer in Konstanz . He was killed in an accident on his way back from Greece .

Adolf Potthoff wrote mainly poems and plays . He also edited works by Paul Ernst and translated from French , Spanish , Italian and Dutch .

Works

  • From experienced hours. Cologne 1918
  • Eichendorff as a Calderon translator. Munster 1921
  • Mine trip. Bad Rothenfelde 1923 (together with Heinz Raasch)
  • The magic stone. Berlin 1931
  • Paul Ernst. Munich 1935

Editing

  • Miguel de Cervantes : Five interludes. Leipzig 1924
  • Paul Ernst : Selection of conceived conversations. Munich 1933
  • Paul Ernst: Ten stories. Munich 1933
  • Paul Ernst: Yorck. Munich 1934
  • Paul Ernst: Brunhild. Munich 1936
  • Paul Ernst: Heinrich I. in the imperial book. Munich 1940

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