Bernhard Lott

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Bernhard Heinrich Lott (born April 17, 1950 in Neudenau an der Jagst ; † June 7, 2008 in Karlsruhe ) was a dialect poet and book author, teacher and farmer as well as an important representative of the Palatinate-Franconian dialect.

After graduating from Matthias-Grünewald-Gymnasium in Tauberbischofsheim , he took over his parents' farm after his father's paraplegia. In addition, he studied for teaching at elementary, secondary and secondary schools at the pedagogical universities in Heidelberg and Karlsruhe . Since 1975 Lott has taught at secondary schools in Calw and Karlsruhe. He was married to the journalist, book author and secondary school teacher Doris Lott , and the connection had a son.

Works

  • 1993 dialect book "Stories from the Jagsttal" (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall) ISBN 3-9802222-8-4
  • 1994 Publication of the book "Barefoot on the Way to Paradise - The Life Story of Capuchin Father Adalbert Ehrenfried "
  • 1995 Home book "Picturesque Neudenau - Heimat an der Jagst" (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall) ISBN 3-9802222-5-X
  • 1996 Dialect book "There is more to think" - dialect poems from the Jagsttal (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall) ISBN 3-932915-07-0
  • 1997 Dialect book "Stories from the Jagsttal" (2nd extended edition) / (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall)
  • 1997 Children's book "Anton, the polar bear" (with his wife Doris) / (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall) ISBN 3-932915-02-X
  • 1998 dialect book "Funny stories from the Jagsttal" (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall) ISBN 3-932915-05-4
  • 1999 collection of poems "Words for the Soul" (Rundblick Verlag, Bad Friedrichshall) ISBN 3-932915-06-2
  • 2000 "The Jagst from the source to the mouth" (Swiridoff Verlag, Künzelsau) ISBN 3-934350-25-9
  • CD "Words for the Soul" (Tonstudio Müller, Malsch)
  • 2002 “The cooker from the source to the mouth” (Swiridoff Verlag, Künzelsau) ISBN 3-934350-80-1
  • 2003 “You and I and Love” (Mira Verlag, Künzelsau) ISBN 3-89222-750-0
  • 2004 "Schule am Abgrund" (Leibniz Verlag, St. Goar) ISBN 3-931155-21-8
  • 2005 "The Tauber from the source to the mouth" (Swiridoff Verlag, Künzelsau)

Awards

  • 1987 Special prize in the short story competition of the Süddeutscher Rundfunk "De Groußvatter un sei Routbunti"
  • 1988 1st dialect price of the regional council of North Baden "S Schäffner's Gudrun or if it would be Christmas soon"
  • 1989 2nd dialect award from the regional council of North Baden "De Bastian or De Schnellzug does not stop at Erpelsbach"
  • 1991 2nd prize in the short story competition of the SDR "De Russepan"
  • 1993 Honorable mention at the dialect competition of the Karlsruhe regional council "De Rote Heini odder D Wallfahrt noch Heroldstal"
  • 1995 1st prize at the 12th three-country short story competition organized by the Süddeutscher Rundfunk (Switzerland, France, Germany) "Joshua's return"
  • 1995 2nd dialect award of the North Baden regional council "Des Menschen Tage"
  • 1996 Honorable mention at the dialect competition of the regional council of North Baden "S Musikfestle vun Erpelsbach"
  • 1997 1st prize at the 14th three-country short story competition of the Süddeutscher Rundfunk "De Danijel un de Franticek"
  • 1997 Main prize at the dialect competition of the regional council of North Baden "D Amalie Gruber"
  • 2003 2nd prize for poetry at the dialect competition of the Karlsruhe regional council "Manchmol"
  • 2008 Home Medal of the State of Baden-Württemberg (awarded posthumously)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Josef Werner: farmer, teacher, writer. The Karlsruhe author Bernhard Heinrich Lott has died . In: Badische Latest News from June 10, 2008
  2. ↑ State Secretary for Culture Wacker awards ten citizens for their commitment with the Baden-Württemberg Home Medal . Press release from the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport Baden-Württemberg from September 12, 2008

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personal data
SURNAME Lott, Bernhard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lott, Bernhard Heinrich (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Palatine-Franconian dialect poet and author
DATE OF BIRTH April 17, 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Neudenau , Jagst
DATE OF DEATH June 7, 2008
Place of death Karlsruhe