Anton Schreiegg

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Anton Schreiegg (born August 14, 1913 in Waldsassen ; † September 7, 2003 in Seestetten near Sandbach ) was a German poet and book author.

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The son of a customs councilor attended the teachers' seminar in Amberg after high school and was appointed elementary school teacher in 1938. He participated in World War II from the beginning. After returning home from Soviet captivity in 1948, he published his first poem in the Simpl in May 1949 with the name Gallige Sentenz . The short-lined poetry deals with the person for whom there is no right rhyme because there is so " much that is inconsistent " in him .

After the war, he worked as a primary school teacher in Heitzenhofen an der Naab and from 1953 to 1957 in Landau an der Isar , before he was rector of the Lobkowitz secondary school in Neustadt an der Waldnaab (Upper Palatinate) from 1957 to 1960 . In 1960 he was appointed ministerial representative to Landshut and became rector of the local state secondary school. There he retired in both offices at Christmas 1977 after 17 years in office. From 1978 until his death in 2003 Schreiegg lived in the old forester's house in Seestetten. He is buried in the Sandbach cemetery.

On the 40th anniversary of his previous school in Neustadt an der Waldnaab, he gave a speech in 1990 on the subject of people and the world in transition . He recalled the change in natural conditions on earth, primarily caused by humans. In this context, he also urged rethinking.

Some of his works are Die Sternsinger aus dem Böhmerwald (published in 1966 by Laßleben Verlag) and In these fleeting times (1985). His lyrics are Böhmerwald (Böhmerwäldler Heimatbrief, 1994, p. 54), weighing and cherry twigs (Passauer Neue Presse, April 29, 2000, entertainment). The Mitau Hirtenspiel (published in 1948 by Franz Feuchtinger-Regensburg): Written in November 1945 in Russian captivity in memory of the comrades in the Mitau camp (quoted from the foreword there).

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  1. ↑ In Heike Nasritdinova:  Schreiegg, Anton . Entry in the database of the Upper Palatinate Cultural Association (currently not accessible) September 2 is mentioned as the date of death, the PNP Product A wide Surveying ( Memento of 27 October 2015, Internet Archive ) and in the memories of Anton Schreiegg 100th birthday but September 7th.
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SURNAME Schreiegg, Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German poet and book author
DATE OF BIRTH August 14, 1913
PLACE OF BIRTH Waldsassen
DATE OF DEATH September 7, 2003
Place of death Sandbach