Bruno Garlepp

Bruno Garlepp (born January 3, 1845 in Kölsa , † November 12, 1916 in Berlin ) was a German writer , painter and composer .

Life

Born in Kölsa near Wiedemar and Delitzsch in what is now the district of North Saxony , Garlepp studied Protestant theology and initially worked as a teacher in Dresden . In 1880 he moved to Berlin, where he devoted himself to literature. The writer became known through historical stories and adventure novels written by him.

Works (selection)

Title page of From Blücher's Young Years , second, improved edition, published by Max Woywod, Breslau 1892.

At the end of old Berlin (1898)
At the court of Frederick I of Prussia (1895)
From Blücher's early years (1889)
From Wrangel's Younger Years (1889)
From Ziethen's early years (1888)
Up to the imperial throne (1888)
Through steppes and tundras (1900)
Eleven Days Vacation (1893)
Crescent moon and Greek cross (1905)
Heiducker Fights (1901)
In a Thousand Dangers (1901)
The Cornflowers by Paretz (1881)
Elector and farmer's son (1882)
Luise, Prussia's angel (1881)
The paladins of Kaiser Wilhelm I (1890-1893)
The Pussten King (1902)
Rheinsberg Days of Frederick the Great (1913)
The salt count of Halle
Heir apparent life in Brandenburg-Prussia (1911)
About gold and diamonds (1900–1910)
A forgotten hero of Frederick the Great (1889)
From Babelsberg to Friedrichskron (1889)
From heaven up, there I come from (1917 - a "one-act play from Luther's life")

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SURNAME	Garlepp, Bruno
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German writer, painter and composer
DATE OF BIRTH	January 3, 1845
PLACE OF BIRTH	Kölsa
DATE OF DEATH	November 12, 1916
Place of death	Berlin