Bernd Juds

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Bernd Juds (born May 15, 1939 in Berlin ; † April 16, 2004 there ) was a German publicist and writer . He also published under the pseudonym Bernd Gerhardsen.

Life

Juds studied law and journalism in Berlin in the early 1960s . He volunteered at Mannheimer Morgen and became a journalist, especially for radio. His comparison of the songs of the Bundeswehr , the National People's Army and the Wehrmacht led to the Bundeswehr revising its songbook. He also examined the libraries of the Bundeswehr and discovered a lot of Nazi propaganda literature in them.

After reunification he founded the Mozart Society Berlin-Brandenburg in Lübben . He had been a member of the Association of German Writers since 1971 . He was married to Ingrid Juds-Varduhn (1938-2013).

Juds wrote radio plays , radio features , poetry , aphorisms, and street theater . He spoke twelve languages ​​and translated from English , French , Polish , Serbo-Croatian , Italian , Spanish , Modern Greek , Latin and Sorbian .

tomb

Bernd Juds died in Berlin in 2004 at the age of 64. His grave is in the Evangelical Churchyard Nikolassee .

Works

Radio:

  • Keyword Sao Paulo . 1955 (children's radio play)
  • Is it easier to shoot with Dwinger ? 1967 (feature)
  • Who does a landscape belong to? 1968 (audio piece)
  • Half-city tour . 1969 (audio piece)
  • Bears, Free, Bosna Folklor. 1970, 1971 (audio piece)
  • Slavs on the Spree . 1972 (audio piece)
  • Well Chwileczke at "Himmlerstadt" . 1972 (audio piece)
  • The great Easter march from the Easter march . 1972 (radio play)
  • Count to 501 . 1972 (radio play)
  • Ataturk, plastic, gold-plated . 1973 (audio piece)
  • Forest . 1974 (audio piece)
  • A still unexpected festival . 1970 (radio story)
  • Farewell to Meinemberlin . 1970 (lyric cycle)
  • Four trips to the most distant islands . 1970 (audio prose)
  • Olympics! 1971 (lyric cycle)
  • ... and German singing . 1979 (speaking piece)
  • The ranks tightly closed - That it just crashes . 1980 (audio sequence)
  • Later on Kreuzberg . 1982 (story)
  • Indians . 1983 (audio piece)
  • Island . 1987 (radio play)

Printed:

  • On the Bitterfelder Weg and further west - German poetry, analyzed and criticized . In: Hans Abich (Ed.): Attempts on Germany . Schünemann, Bremen 1970, ISBN 3-7961-4275-3 , pp. 229–245
  • Momir Vojvodić; translated and introduced by Gabriella Schubert, revisions by Bernd Juds: From the sources of my mountains . German-Yugoslav Cultural Society, Berlin 1981 (poems and aphorisms)
  • Poems and aphorisms. In: Friedolin Reske (Ed.): Stierstädter Gesangbuch . Eremiten-Presse publishing house, Stierstadt 1968
  • Poems and aphorisms. In: Dieter Hülsmanns (compilation): Damage, donate. Instructions to make disgruntled and morose life . Eremiten-Presse, Stierstadt [et al.] 1972
  • Bernd Juds (text), Martin Thomas (photos): Yugoslav Adriatic . Bucher, Munich and Lucerne 1990, ISBN 3-7658-0616-1
  • Ernst Gertsch; edited, edited and supplemented by Bernd Juds: The most beautiful place in the world. Sketches and memories. Schlaefli, Interlaken 1997, ISBN 3-85884-054-8

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Jörg Weigand : pseudonyms. A lexicon. Code names of the authors of German-language narrative literature . 3rd edition, Nomos-Verlagsgesellschaft, Baden-Baden 2000, ISBN 3-7890-6906-X , p. 194.
  2. ↑ Heroes in the Locker . In: Der Spiegel . No. 50 , 1967, p. 50 ( online ). .
  3. ↑ What remains are his food for thought . In: Lausitzer Rundschau . November 8, 2004. Tatjana Wulfert: The older she got, the more often she talked about her brother. Obituary for Ingrid Juds-Varduhn (born 1938) . In: Der Tagesspiegel , October 18, 2013 (accessed March 11, 2019).
  4. ^ Hans-Jürgen Mende: Lexicon of Berlin burial places . Pharus-Plan, Berlin 2018, ISBN 978-3-86514-206-1 , p. 626.
personal data
SURNAME Juds, Bernd
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German publicist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 15, 1939
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH April 16, 2004
Place of death Berlin