Alfred Funke

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Alfred Funke (born April 22, 1869 in Wellinghofen / Dortmund district , † 1941 in Berlin-Friedenau ) was a German theologian , journalist and writer .

Life

Alfred Funke attended school in his hometown Wellinghofen and in Dortmund . From 1888 to 1891 studied it Protestant Theology at the University of Halle / Saale . He was then rector of a private school in Herscheid, Westphalia, until 1893 . After he had passed the theological exam in Magdeburg in 1896 , he went to Brazil , where he headed a German school in the state of Rio Grande do Sul for five years . Funke returned to Germany in 1901 . In 1902 he received his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Halle / Saale with a thesis on the colonial geography of South America . In the decades that followed, Funke devoted himself primarily to promoting German settlements in Brazil and German colonies in Africa . From 1908 he lived as an editor in Groß-Lichterfelde near Berlin and from 1922 in Berlin-Friedenau .

Alfred Funke wrote next to journalistic contributions to colonial policy and novels , short stories , travelogues and biographies .

After the end of the Second World War, his writings Der Ruhrkampf (Schloeßmann, Leipzig 1933) and Schwarz-Weiß-Rot über East Africa (Sponholtz, Hannover 1933) were placed on the list of literature to be segregated in the Soviet occupation zone . In the German Democratic Republic , this list was followed by his Die Heilige Scholle (Heimat-Verlag, Halle 1930).

Works

  • From German Brazil: Pictures from the life of Germans in the state of Rio Grande do Sul , Leipzig 1902 → Read on archive.og
  • The settlement of eastern South America, with special consideration of Germanness, Gebauer-Schwetschke, Halle aS, 1902 → read on archive.org
  • German settlement over sea: An outline of its history and its prosperity in Rio Grande do Sul , Halle as 1902 → read on archive.org
  • What is national? , Hall 1902
  • Impressions from the polar voyage of the steamer "Großer Kurfürst" , Bremen 1905
  • Under the Coroados , Leipzig [among others] 1905
  • From the Douro and Rio Grande , Halle 1906
  • African laurel , Berlin 1907
  • Under the spell of the Sherif , Leipzig 1907
  • Halloria! , Hall as 1910
  • Under German palm trees , Berlin 1910
  • The Gringo , Berlin 1913
  • Schwert und Myrte (war novel), W. Vobach & Co., Berlin [among others] 1914 → Read on archive.org
  • Mexico in our days , Cologne 1914
  • Ayeshe , Berlin 1915
  • Under the spell of the German eagle (war novel), W. Vobach & Co., Berlin [among others] 1915 → Read on archive.org
  • The novel by Empress Eugenie , W. Vobach & Co., Berlin [among others] 1916
  • Under two tsars , W. Vobach & Co., Berlin [among others] 1918
  • The Bismarck Book of the German People , Berlin
    • 1. Bismarck's development and work up to the founding of the Reich , 1921
    • 2. Bismarck the Prince, Chancellor and Lord of the Palace of Friedrichsruh , 1921
  • The King's Shadow , Berlin [among other things] 1922
  • The Lasso: Brazilian novel , Verlag W. Vobach & Co., Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna Zurich, 1922 → Read on archive.og
  • Argentina as a colonialist country , Bremen 1924
  • Der Bruch im Lande , Halle adS 1924
  • The German colonist in Brazil , Bremen 1924
  • The Middelhof , Halle adS 1925
  • Brazil in the 20th century , Berlin 1926
  • The Iron Chancellor , Halle on the Saale
    • 1. Jung-Bismarck , 1926
    • 2. From Kniephof to Petersburg , 1926
  • The holy floe , Halle-Saale 1930
  • The Ruhrkampf , Leipzig [among other things] 1933
  • Black-white-red over Africa , Hanover 1933
  • Paradise in the jungle , Berlin 1934
  • Carl Peters , Berlin 1937
  • Bismarck, the German man , Berlin 1939

Editing

  • O Brasil ea Allemanha 1822–1922 , Berlin 1923

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.polunbi.de/bibliothek/1946-nslit-f.html
  2. http://www.polunbi.de/bibliothek/1948-nslit-f.html
  3. http://www.polunbi.de/bibliothek/1953-nslit-f.html