Arthur Rehbein

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Arthur Rehbein

Arthur Rehbein ( pseudonyms : Atz vom Rhyn , Atz vom Rheyn , Rehlauf ; born October 26, 1867 in Remscheid , † February 29, 1952 in Berlin ) was a German journalist and writer .

Life

Arthur Rehbein was the son of an elementary school teacher . After initially working as a businessman , he switched to journalism in 1893 . He was first the editor of a newspaper in Arnstadt / Thuringia and from 1899 editor-in-chief of the Krefelder Generalanzeiger . From 1901 he was based in Cologne , where he worked on the Kölner Tageblatt from 1903 . From 1904 he studied art history and natural sciences at the universities in Bonn , Strasbourg and Halle (Saale) . During his studies he became a member of the gymnastics club Cheruscia Strasbourg and the Polytechnisches Gesangverein , which later became the gymnastics club Hansea Hannover . In 1907 he moved from Cologne to Stuttgart , where he worked for the Württemberger Zeitung . Finally he settled in Berlin , where he was part of the editorial team of the Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung . From their marriage in 1917, the future director Max H. Rehbein emerged as the only son in 1918 .

During the Weimar Republic published Rehbein books that a strong sympathy of the author for the National Socialism show (especially the 1928 appeared Schlageter - Biography For Germany to die ). After the " seizure of power " by the National Socialists , Rehbein was one of the prominent members of the Reich Association of German Writers, which was brought into line, and in October 1933 he signed the " pledge of loyal allegiance " to the new Chancellor Adolf Hitler .

In addition to his journalistic work, Rehbein was also the author of stories , travelogues , poems and radio plays . He belonged to the Erfurt Academy of Charitable Sciences and was awarded the title of Privy Councilor .

After the end of World War II, Rehbein's writings Für Deutschland in den Tod (Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Berlin 1933) and Junge, open your eyes! Were published in the Soviet occupation zone . from the third edition (Weise, Leipzig 1935, with contributions by Rolf Italiaander ) on the list of literature to be sorted out.

Works

  • Poems , Dresden [a. a.] 1894.
  • From Kyffhäuser to Wartburg! , Berlin 1900.
  • Snapshots , Witten 1901.
  • From the Sennelager and other humoresques , Cologne 1902.
  • Our Rhine from Mainz to Düsseldorf , Cologne a. Rh. 1905.
  • A trip to the Bergisches Land , Barmen 1907.
  • Rhenish strolling days , Cologne 1907.
  • Between Sieg and Wupper , Cöln 1908.
  • Swabian forays , Stuttgart 1910.
  • Studiosus Goethe in Leipzig and Strasbourg , Leipzig 1910.
  • Frankfurt aM - Heidelberg - Stuttgart - Ulm - Friedrichshafen, Mannheim - Stuttgart -Ulm - Friedrichshafen , Frankfurt a. M. 1911.
  • Green-White , Berlin 1911.
  • Review of the second edition of the poems , Cologne 1911.
  • Honor your German masters! Boll & Pickardt, Berlin 1916.
  • With Captain König in sunny latitudes , Berlin 1917.
  • Miracle in the sand . Behr, Berlin [a. a.] 1918
  • Gilbhart . Self-published, Berlin 1923.
  • Boy open your eyes . Hafen-Verlag, Berlin 1923.
  • Bismarck in the Sachsenwald . Society for the Dissemination of Classical Art, Berlin 1925.
  • My boy . Society for the Dissemination of Classical Art, Berlin 1926.
  • The Tetrapodistiphagen . B. Behr's Verlag , Berlin 1927.
  • For Germany in death . O. Stollberg, Berlin 1928.
  • From the polar beach to the desert edge . Peter J. Oestergaard Verlag, Berlin 1930.
  • From Berlin to Bremen via Brazil . Böttner, Arnstadt 1934.
  • Man in clouds . Phönix-Verlag Siwinna, Berlin 1935.
  • Over thresholds and waves and clouds . Oestergaard, Berlin-Schöneberg 1935.
  • Cosmopolitan city in paradise . B. Behr's Verlag, Berlin 1936.
  • Lombard Castle Tour 1937 . Böttner, Arnstadt 1937.
  • The stone castle . Engelhard-Reyher, Gotha 1940.
  • Laughing experienced . Kintzel, Berlin 1943.
  • Kaleidoscope of my time . Remscheid City Archives, Remscheid.
    • Part 1 (1978)
    • Part 2 (1979)

Editing

  • 100 years ago and today , Arnstadt 1896.
  • Document book of the Elgersburg knighthood , Arnstadt.
    • 1 (1900)
  • Book of honor of green color . Schulz & Paschke, Berlin 1926.

literature

  • Friedrich Dietert (Ed.): Our wandering, laughing friend Atz vom Rhyn , Berlin-Zehlendorf 1952.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ List of members of the Hansea old gentlemen's association (EV) founded in 1848 as PGV, Hanover. Hanover April 1951, p. 33.
  2. ↑ http://www.polunbi.de/bibliothek/1946-nslit-r.html
  3. ↑ http://www.polunbi.de/bibliothek/1947-nslit-q.html
personal data
SURNAME Rehbein, Arthur
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rhyn, Atz vom (pseudonym); Rheyn, Atz vom (pseudonym); Roe deer (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer, editor and councilor
DATE OF BIRTH October 26, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Remscheid
DATE OF DEATH February 29, 1952
Place of death Berlin