August Heinrich Berger

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Friedrich August Heinrich Berger (born September 4, 1866 in Elsterwerda ; † 1932 ) was a German doctor and writer .

Life

Born in Elsterwerda in what is now southern Brandenburg, Berger worked as a district doctor in Krefeld before the First World War . Before that he worked as a doctor in Ziegelhausen , Neustadt am Rübenberge , Hanover and Remscheid . He undertook several long trips, which provided him with material for his later literary work. In 1897 he traveled to Russia , Turkey and the "sunny countries". In 1904 a trip to the United States followed .

Publications

  • From the hamster box: memories. Seitz & Schauer, Munich 1902, OCLC 14066134 .
  • Weather lights. Poems. 1905.
  • Letters from the sea. CFW Fest, Leipzig 1905, OCLC 251895856 .
  • The prevention of myopia. In: Munich Medical Weekly . No. 45, 1907, ISSN  0341-3098 .
  • The social hygiene demands of the time. 1910.
  • Means and ways of health care in the country. 1911.

literature

  • Karl Demmel: Heads from the Liebenwerda district . In: The Black Magpie . No. 440 , 1932.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Elmer Schabel: Social hygiene between social reform and social biology . Matthiesen, 1995, p. 414 .
personal data
SURNAME Berger, August Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Berger, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German doctor and writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 4, 1866
PLACE OF BIRTH Elsterwerda
DATE OF DEATH 1932