Carl Ferdinand van Vleuten

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Carl Ferdinand van Vleuten ( pseudonym : Carl Ferdinands , born October 20, 1874 in Bonn , † 1945 ) was a German doctor and writer .

Life

Carl Ferdinand van Vleuten was the son of a member of the state parliament . He attended a grammar school in Bonn and studied medicine , natural sciences and art history at the universities of Bonn and Munich from 184 . In 1898 he received his doctorate in medicine from the University of Bonn . He then went on a trip to America as a ship doctor . From the end of 1899 he worked as a doctor in the mental hospital Dalldorf near Berlin ; later he practiced independently in Dalldorf, today's Berlin-Wittenau .

In addition to his medical work, Carl Ferdinand van Vleuten published novels , stories , fairy tales and poems under his pseudonym "Carl Ferdinands" . He wrote mainly for children and young people ; his narrative works mostly deal with subjects from Rhenish history and are characterized by strong patriotism and decidedly hostile to the French .

Works

  • On pachymeningitis haemorrhagica interna traumatica , Bonn 1898
  • Ri-Ra-slip! , Berlin 1904 (together with Hans Richard von Volkmann )
  • In the summer garden , Nuremberg 1906
  • Destroyers and Destroyed , Berlin 1906
  • Brother Lustig , Cologne a. Rh. 1907
  • Normans storm , Mainz 1908
  • With song and sound throughout the year! , Leipzig 1909
  • The Pfahlburg , Mainz 1909
  • Graf Allotria , Leipzig 1910 (together with Else Rehm-Viëtor )
  • Around the imperial city , Leipzig 1913
  • Many children, what's the same for you! , Leipzig-Reudnitz 1921 (together with Else Wenz-Viëtor )
  • The cave bears , Berlin 1922
  • The victory of Hein Hammerschlag , Berlin 1922
  • The three faithful ones on Kaltenborn , Berlin 1923
  • Bimm, bamm, bumm , Leipzig 1924 (together with Carl Mickelait)
  • Kleine Leut 'in Spiel und Freud , Leipzig 1925 (together with Mathilde Ritter)
  • The Summer Garden , Berlin 1925 (together with Wilhelm Reetz )
  • Butzemann , Leipzig-R. 1926 (together with Fritz Koch-Gotha )
  • My dear little book , Leipzig 1928 (together with Gertrud Caspari )
  • The funny carriage , Leipzig 1929 (together with Curt Junghändel)
  • Winter time, Christmas time , Leipzig 1929 (together with Pauli Ebner )
  • Steinpilz family , Markersdorf 1932 (together with Mathilde Ritter)

Editing

  • From the golden forge , Leipzig 1910
  • The joy of research , Leipzig 1914 (published together with Hermann Berdrow)
  • The good old days , Leipzig 1920
  • The Schelmenkappe , Leipzig 1935

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.kulturgeschichte-reinickendorf.de/wiki/index.php?title=Friedhof_Hermsdorf_II
personal data
SURNAME Vleuten, Carl Ferdinand van
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ferdinands, Carl (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German medic and writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 20, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Bonn
DATE OF DEATH 1945