Claus Schöndube

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Grave of Claus Schöndube

Claus Schöndube (born December 23, 1927 - January 29, 2007 ) was a German journalist .

Career

In 1951 he was co-founder of the Europa-Haus Marienberg association in Marienberg in the Westerwald , which he helped shape and to which he remained connected for over five decades until his death. As a European from the very beginning, he did valuable educational work for the idea of ​​a united Europe.

As a correspondent he reported for the Westdeutscher Rundfunk and other media from the European Parliament and was a staunch bearer of the European idea.

Claus Schöndube was a member of the Presidium of the Europa Union Deutschland and Vice-President of the Union of European Federalists.

Among other things, he was awarded the Federal Cross of Merit on ribbon .

His grave in the main cemetery in Frankfurt (grave XIV urn garden graves) is a listed building .

Fonts

  • .. who has to conquer them every day A book for young citizens , 1962
  • An idea prevails, the road to a united Europe , Bonn 1964
  • Consolation booklet for Europeans , Hangelar 1966
  • Fundamental questions of European integration - ideas - ways - results , 1968
  • The new Europe manual , 1969
  • europa pocket book , Bonn 1970
  • Europe. 2 books: Europe paperback + Europe treaties and laws , 1970/1972
  • Europe from AZ , Bonn 1970
  • Europe - treaties and laws , Federal Agency for Civic Education, Bonn 1972
  • Developing regions in the EEC. Causes and extent of economic disadvantage , Federal Agency for Political Education, Bonn 1973
  • Parliamentarism and European Integration. Thoughts and suggestions for the participation of the people in the construction of the European Community and the European Union , Federal Agency for Civic Education, Bonn 1975
  • The difficult way to Europe. Reports from the European Parliament , a series of broadcasts from WDR, Bonn 1982
  • The European Parliament before the second direct election , Bonn 1983

Web links

Claus Schöndube's estate was deposited in the Historical Archives of the European Union in Florence in 2007 and can be viewed there.

personal data
SURNAME Schöndube, Claus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist
DATE OF BIRTH December 23, 1927
DATE OF DEATH January 29, 2007