Anton Schott (writer)

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Anton Schott

Anton Schott (born February 8, 1866 in Kohlheim , Bohemia ; † April 4, 1945 on his property in Hub near Mettmach , Upper Austria ) was an Austrian writer .

Life

Anton Schott, the son of a penniless weaver , attended secondary school in Pilsen for two years after an irregular elementary school education . At the age of 15 he got his first job as a clerk with a lawyer in Neuern . After intensive self-study already working as a provisional sub-teacher in 1883, he first passed the Matura , then the teacher qualification test at the teacher training institute in Prague . During his studies he was a member of the Catholic student association KDStV Ferdinandea . Schott worked as a primary school teacher until the mid-1890s , before settling down as a freelance writer, first in Hinterhäuser in Bohemia, and later on his estate in Bergham near Linz . Impoverished by post - war inflation , he had to move to Sipbachzell in 1921 and to Peuerbach in 1924 . In 1929 he acquired the Hub property near Mettmach, where he died in 1945 at the age of 79.

Among other things, Anton Schott received the Prize of the German Literature Society in 1901 and the 2nd Prize of the Herder Verlag in 1923 . In 1929 he refused to be awarded the Silver Medal of Honor by the Republic of Austria . His literary work includes short stories , short stories and historical novels that focus on rural life in his homeland, the Bohemian Forest.

Works (selection)

  • 1891: Schwarzblattl , story; Kölnische Volkszeitung
  • 1892: At the crossroads , story; Kölnische Volkszeitung
  • 1894: The smelter , Cologne. Volksz., JP Pachem Cologne (127 pp.)
  • 1895: The Wildhof , story; JP Bachem Cologne (159 pages)
  • 1896: Under the banner of Bogen , Histor. Narrative; Old and New World (270 p.)
  • 1897: The Königsschütz and Beat Out of the Kind , stories; JP Pachem Cologne (157 pages)
  • 1899: The Künischen free courts in the Bohemian Forest; Kölnische Volkszeitung No. 637
  • 1899: On the wrong track , story; Butzon & Bercker, Kevelaer (I. 96 p., II. 95 p.)
  • 1899: Die Einöder , and other stories; Butzon & Bercker, Kevelaer (I. 96 p., II. 112 p.)
  • 1901: The last judge , Kulturgesch. Ore from d. Bohemian Forest; JP Bachem Cologne (154 pages)
  • 1901: Die Geierbuben , story; Herder Freiburg i. Br. (197 pp.)
  • 1902: Das Glücksglas , a story from the Bohemian Forest; Herder Freiburg i. B. (318 pp.)
  • 1902: The Peasant King , novel; General Publishing company Munich (391 pages)
  • 1902: Gottestal , Roman (award-winning); JP Bachem Cologne (430 pages)
  • 1903: The Seeberger , story from the forest; Benziger Verlag Zurich (203 pages)
  • 1903: On the wrong tracks , novel; Austrian Publishing house Linz - Vienna - Leipzig (348 pages)
  • 1903: Bescholten Volk and other short stories ; Benziger Zurich (389 pages)
  • 1903: Ferryman's Children , story; Blow Regensburg
  • 1904: The farmer in the field , novel; Enßlin & Laiblin Reutl. (192 p.)
  • 1904: Landstreicher , short story, Volksschriftverlag Munich (59 pages)
  • 1904: The Elmbauerleut ; Zs. "Der Böhmerwald" 6th year No. 4 1904
  • 1904: Around a courtyard , story; Habbel Regensburg (221 pages)
  • 1904: Moni , Roman; Habbel Regensburg (207 pages)
  • 1904: The Sunken City , story; Habbel Regensburg (228 pp.)
  • 1904: Dikel der Flank , story from the forest; Habbel R. (202 pp.)
  • 1905: A black artist , story; Public writings Munich (62 pp.)
  • 1905: Weltverbesserer , novel; Fredebeul & Koenen
  • 1907: Gotswin des Fiedler's thinking book , story from the 14th century; JP Bachem Cologne (141 pages)
  • 1909: Judged ; Butzon & Berker, Kevelaer (96 pages)
  • 1909: Fahrendes Volk , novel; Habbel Regensburg (307 pages)
  • 1909: The Asgarden , student novel ; Josef Thum Kevelaer (271 pages)
  • 1909: Sold , narrative; Butzon & Berker, Kevelaer (230 pages)
  • 1910: Notwebers Gabriel , Roman; Habbel Regensburg (567 pages)
  • 1910: The Hundsschlössel , novel; Habbel Regensburg (235 pages)
  • 1910: The innkeeper of the gulden Rössel , novel; Habbel Regensb. (309 p.)
  • 1910: The Doctor of St. Nikelsberg , Roman; Habbel R .. (416 pp.)
  • 1910: People from the forest , stories; Habbel Regensburg (299 pages)
  • 1910: All kinds of oddities , stories; Habbel Regensb. (242 p.)
  • 1910: Just a linen weaver , story; Ms. Kratz & Cie., Cologne (141 pp.)
  • 1911: To quiet heights , novel; Habbel Regensburg (310 pages)
  • 1912: Sweden Era, Hist. Novel; Erich Hecht'sche V. Berlin (325 pages)
  • 1912: Bible and Jesuit , Hist. Novel; Hecht Berlin (310 pages)
  • 1913: Eine Verganteten Kinder , novel; Hesse Leipzig (304 pages)
  • 1913: Die Himmelreichers , novel; Moldavia Budweis (307 pages)
  • 1914: forest farmers , novel; Blow Regensburg (312 pages)
  • 1914: Strange People, novel; JM Boegl Neumarkt Opf. (255 pages)
  • 1914: The shift supervisor von Lameck , story from the beginning. d. 18th century; Benziger Zurich (253 pages)
  • 1914: The Emperor's Bride , Hist. Novel; Habbel Regensburg (302 pages)
  • 1915: To the homeland , story; Lucas Verlag Munich (155 pages)
  • 1915: Der Bilmesschneider , storytelling; Benziger Einsiedeln (32 pages)
  • 1916: Im Hochriss , novel; Habbel Regensburg (221 pages)
  • 1917: Der Herrgottsdieb , novel; Habbel Regensburg (296 pages)
  • 1917: Hinterwäldler , A Piece from Great Times; Müller Mchn. (91 p.)
  • 1918: Funny stories , Wichner Joseph u. Anton Schott; Klagenfurt & Rosenheim: (112 pp.)
  • 1918: The Sisters , story; Berlin: H. Hillger (96 pages)
  • 1920: The new time in the forest , Histor. Novel; Habbel R. (416 pp.)
  • 1920: Old man's summer , story; Moldavia Budweis (192 p.)
  • 1924: Die Hacker vom Freiwald , novel; Herder Freiburg i. B. (317 pp.)
  • 1925: A Wildling , short story; Habbel Regensburg (172 pp.)
  • 1926: Banish curse and plague , story; Tyrolia Innsbruck (186 pages)
  • 1927: Einegen Köpf , story from the forest mountains; Moldavia Budweis (269 p.)
  • 1927: Tramps / The Endangered Ferry , stories; Volksbildungsverein Wiesbaden (61 p.)
  • 1928: Hussenzeit , Salzburg-Vienna-Leipzig: The Bergland Book (293 pages)
  • 1936: The Long Helfgott , novel; Moldavia Budweis (248 p.)
  • 1938: About law and freedom , novel; Bergland Salzburg (298 pages)
  • 1939: A Scourge of God , Hist. Novel; Bergland book Salzb. (295 p.)
  • 1948: One of the quiet in the country , stories; J. Steinbrener Schärding (127 pages)

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personal data
SURNAME Schott, Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian writer
DATE OF BIRTH February 8, 1866
PLACE OF BIRTH Kohlheim , Bohemia
DATE OF DEATH April 4, 1945
Place of death Mettmach , Upper Austria