Alfred Treptow

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Alfred Erwin Treptow (born April 29, 1902 in Heiligenbeil , East Prussia , †  December 20, 1962 in Witten ) was a German writer and pastor .

Life

Treptow completed his studies in 1930 with a doctorate on Goethe'sUrfaust ” and Brentano's “Romances from the Rosary”. From 1935 to 1945 he was a teacher in Allenstein, East Prussia . After the war he was in the service of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Braunschweig and worked at the Alfeld (Leine) high school . In 1950 he became pastor in Wahle , today part of the municipality of Vechelde .

His tendentious novels, written during the Third Reich , were reprinted after the war. He was co-editor of Westermann's "Reading Book for Middle Schools".

Fonts

  • "Detect". Attempt to interpret the basic idea in Goethe's “Urfaust” and Clemens Brentano's “Romances from the Rosary”. 1932 (= Diss. Königsberg 1930).
  • The starry sky above me. Kant novel. 1939 (2nd edition 1940, 3rd edition 1942, further edition 1950).
  • Find a beautiful soul. Herder novel. 1944 (2nd edition 1949).
  • Me and you. Hebbel novel. 1948.