Bruno Nelissen Hook

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Bruno Nelissen-Haken (also: Bruno Nelissen , Bruno Nelissen Haken , * November 5, 1901 in Hamburg as Franz Albert Bruno Haken , † May 16, 1975 in Hamburg) was a German writer .

Life

Bruno Nelissen-Haken's youth were shaped by his national sentiments. From 1918 he belonged to a company of the pre-military " youth armed forces" . After the end of the First World War he continued his high school education, which he interrupted again in the spring of 1919 in order to become a member of the Freikorps " Brigade Ehrhardt " as a rifleman . After Nelissen-hook in the summer of 1919 Notabitur had taken, he began 1920 the study of law at the University of Hamburg , which he in Jena and Würzburg continued. During this time he began to publish literary works.

From 1928 Nelissen-Haken worked as an "intern" at the Landesarbeitsamt Nordmark in Hamburg. After the publication of his novel "The case Bund dog" in which he described an exemplary unemployment destiny and criticism of the role of labor offices exercised, took place in October 1930 his contract without dismissal . The subsequent process, which Nelissen-Haken brought against the authority, caused a stir throughout Germany and ended in 1931 with a settlement in which the state employment office committed itself to complying with the statutory notice period and to issue a regular certificate. Bruno Nelissen-Haken lived as a writer near Lüneburg in the following years , from 1934 in Berlin , then in Baden-Baden and finally again in Hamburg. During the thirties he worked for a time as an appraiser for the National Socialist things game movement.

Bruno Nelissen-Haken was the author of narrative works , plays and radio plays . After he had devoted himself mainly to the unemployment problem from 1930 to 1932 , he switched to entertainment literature during the Third Reich . He achieved particularly great success with the book "Herr Schmidt seine Dackel Haidjer", first published in 1935, and other dog books, some of which were reprinted until the 1980s . Nelissen-Hakens farmer's novel "Der Peerkathener Mädchenraub" was filmed in 1941 by Johannes Meyer for Ufa and his debut "Der Fall Bundhund" was made into a television play by Eberhard Hauff under the title "Männerwirtschaft" .

Works

  • The old songs , Nuremberg 1926
  • The Bundhund case , Jena 1930
  • Litany of the unemployed , Munich 1931
  • Accused tow-brute , Jena 1932
  • The marriage of the unemployed Martin Krug , Oldenburg 1932
  • Stamp chronicle , Hamburg 1932
  • Settlers in the village , Berlin 1933 (under the name Bruno Nelissen, together with Lisa Nelissen-Haken)
  • Peasant Ballad , Berlin 1934
  • Mr. Schmidt his dachshund "Haidjer" , Oldenburg [u. a.] 1935
  • The cheeky dachshund "Haidjer" from Stierstrasse , Oldenburg [u. a.] 1936
  • Heather honey, collected by the country mailman Butenschön , Berlin-Steglitz 1936
  • The big dog game or Mr. Schmidt raises - believe it or not - five young Haidjer dachshunds , Oldenburg [u. a.] 1938
  • You trill well, lark! or Die 4 Heidereuter von Quaddebusch , Oldenburg iO [u. a.] 1939
  • Visit from the woods , Oldenburg [u. a.] 1942
  • The Pond Brothers , Dresden 1943
  • The Hasenloher church key , Dresden 1944
  • The delicious unrest , Dresden 1944
  • The Peerkathener girl robbery , Böhmisch-Leipa 1944
  • The Temple Brothers , Dresden 1944
  • The higher instance , Gütersloh 1951
  • Madame Sorbon , Baden-Baden 1952
  • This is how you get to prosperity! , Bremen 1953
  • The pagan island , Darmstadt 1956
  • All the houses in my life , Darmstadt 1958
  • A dachshund named Fidibus , Stuttgart 1963
  • Hermann Schridde , Faßberg 1965

Radio plays

literature

  • Christa Hempel-Küter: Writing a novel as a reason for dismissal . - In: Buchhandelsgeschichte, Frankfurt am Main, year 1993, pp. B 18-29 (supplement to the "Börsenblatt des Deutschen Buchhandels", year 1993, no. 24)

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personal data
SURNAME Nelissen hooks, Bruno
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hook, Bruno Nelissen-; Hook; Bruno N .; Nelissen Haken, Bruno; Hook, Bruno Nelissen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH November 5, 1901
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH May 16, 1975
Place of death Hamburg