Bruno Ertler

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Bruno Ertler (born January 29, 1889 in Pernitz , Lower Austria, † December 10, 1927 in Graz ) was an Austrian writer .

Life

Bruno Ertler came from a postmaster family. During his school days he became a member of the pennal-conservative fraternity of Styria Graz in 1904 . During his studies he was one of the co-founders of the Association of German Students VDSt Philadelphia Graz . In 1916 he received his doctorate. phil. and later teaches as a newspaper editor at the Karl-Franzens University in Graz . Bruno Ertler is best known as a writer for his two dramas The Game by Doctor Faust (1923) and Belian and Marpalye (1924). He is buried in the St. Leonhard Cemetery in Graz . In Pernitz and Graz there is the Bruno-Ertler-Gasse named after him .

Works

  • The lucky mug , dramatic fairy tale, 1911
  • Homecoming , Nocturne in One Act, 1917
  • The dead woman , a scene from the grape harvest (together with Julius Franz Schütz ), 1917
  • Eva Lilith , poems, 1919
  • Venus in the morning , novella, 1921
  • Venus the Enemy , novella, 1921
  • The Queen of Tasmania , short stories, 1921
  • When two do the same thing , three one-act plays, 1921
  • The play by Doctor Faust , a German piece in folk tone, 1923
  • Belian and Marpalye , Dream Play, 1924
  • Encounter in the Forest , Novellas, 1936
  • Checkers' game , novella, 1940

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personal data
SURNAME Ertler, Bruno
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 29, 1889
PLACE OF BIRTH Pernitz
DATE OF DEATH December 10, 1927
Place of death Graz