Carl Andrießen

Carl Andrießen (born December 6, 1925 in Bergisch Gladbach ; † November 11, 1993 ) was a German screenwriter , satirist and critic .

Life

Andrießen grew up in Mittweida . He studied history and philosophy with Ernst Bloch and Hans Mayer, among others . At first he worked - at the same time as Bruno Apitz - as an editor and theater critic for the Leipziger Volkszeitung , later for the Fresh Wind and as a writer of reviews, glosses and polemics for the Weltbühne . Together with Lothar Creutz , he wrote several scripts for DEFA and DFF. The documentary Mein Freund Teddy deals with the school Andrießen attended in Mittweida. In 1968 he became Eulenspiegel editor. Andrießen died unmarried after a long illness. The author Günter Kotte honored Andrießen posthumously with a radio feature (DS-Kultur 1992) and a documentary film (1995).

with Lothar Creutz: The margarine king. Satirical game in one act . Hofmeister Verlag, Leipzig 1956
with Lothar Creutz: Playing with death. Movie count . The New Berlin, Berlin 1961
with Lothar Creutz: two drops of poison in each cup of mocha. Anecdotes from the world stage of the twenties . Book publisher Der Morgen, Berlin 1964

↑ ^a ^b ^c Lothar Kusche : Carl Andrießen, December 6, 1925 - November 11, 1993 . In: Eulenspiegel , 41./49. Vol., No. 1/94, ISSN 0423-5975 , p. 5.
^ Matthias Biskupek : Kinderwaldstätte 66 . In: Thüringer Tagebuch , blog of the Thuringia newspaper group of October 14, 2009, accessed on May 29, 2012.

personal data
SURNAME	Andrießen, Carl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German screenwriter, satirist and critic
DATE OF BIRTH	December 6, 1925
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bergisch Gladbach
DATE OF DEATH	November 11, 1993