Edward Stilgebauer

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Edward Stilgebauer

Edward Stilgebauer (also: Eduard Stilgebauer , born September 19, 1868 in Frankfurt am Main as Johannes Edward Alexander Stilgebauer ; † December 18, 1936 in San Remo ) was a German writer .

Life

Edward Stilgebauer was the son of a Protestant pastor . He initially grew up in Praunheim near Frankfurt; from 1874 the family lived in Frankfurt. Edward Stilgebauer attended grammar school and passed his matriculation examination there in 1888 . Then studied it Romance at the Academy in Lausanne , theology at the universities in Marburg and Bonn , German at the University of Berlin and from 1890 art history , German literature and philosophyat the University of Marburg. In 1893 he earned his doctorate in philosophy at the University of Tübingen with a work on the history of literature . He then did his military service and went back to Lausanne, where he completed his habilitation in 1895 and taught as a private lecturer until 1899 . He then lived for a year as a correspondent for the Frankfurter Zeitung in Amsterdam . From 1901 he worked in Berlin as editor-in-chief of the magazine Zur Gute Stunden . From 1906 to 1914 he lived as a freelance writer in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe and in Frankfurt am Main. The staunch pacifist Stilgebauer stayed in Switzerland since the beginning of the First World War and was a correspondent for various German newspapers . He lived in Lugano from 1917 and in San Remo from 1924.

Edward Stilgebauer was a writer of novels , short stories , poems and plays . While he was a successful author until the 1920s, his works were no longer published in Germany after 1933 . On March 29, 1934, the Deutsche Reichsanzeiger published the second expatriation list of the German Reich through which he was expatriated . In 1938, at the instigation of the National Socialist rulers, the University of Tübingen posthumously revoked his doctorate, and in the same year his entire work was included in the “ List of harmful and undesirable literature ”.

Works

  • The year , Frankfurt a. M. 1885
  • Herodes , Leipzig 1891
  • From the ways , Leipzig 1892
  • Grimmelshausen's "Dietwald and Amelinde" , Gera (Reuss) 1893
  • Human Fate , Munich 1894
  • Ada , Frankfurt a. M. 1895
  • Frühicht , Zurich [u. a.] 1896
  • The victim , Zurich [u. a.] 1896
  • History of Minnesang , Weimar 1898 ( online  - Internet Archive )
  • Thomas Lindner , Munich 1899
  • Neidhart von Reuenthal , Halle as 1900
  • Life , Munich 1901
  • The new state , Munich 1901
  • Saul von Tarsus , Berlin 1901
  • Götz Krafft , Berlin
    1. With a thousand masts , February 1904
    2. In the river of the world , November 1904
    3. In a narrow circle , 1905 ( online  - Internet Archive )
    4. Life's Crown , 1905
  • From joyless home , Stuttgart 1906
  • Neidhart , Berlin 1906
  • The liars of life , Berlin
    1. The love nest , 1908
    2. The King of the Stock Exchange , 1907
    3. Sculptors of Youth , 1908
    4. The Conqueror , 1909
    5. The new city , 1910
    6. Purple , 1911
    7. Pastor Schröder , 1912
  • The blue flower , Mainz 1908
  • The Minister , Frankfurt a. M. 1908
  • The moral tea evening , Munich 1908
  • The golden tree , Leipzig [u. a.] 1909
  • Wally Sattler , Leipzig 1911
  • Spring sacrifice and other things , Leipzig 1912
  • Monte Carlo , Frankfurt a. M. 1912
  • The red gold , Dresden 1912
  • Carnival and other events , Leipzig 1913
  • Harry. A novel from the first half of the nineteenth century , Konstanz i. B. 1913 ( online  - Internet Archive )
  • Paradise lost , Leipzig 1913
  • The Rock of Monaco , Constance 1914
  • In sins and other things , Leipzig 1914
  • Inferno. Novel from the World War , Basel 1916 ( online  - Internet Archive )
  • Young and old love , Berlin 1916
  • The Unknown Heroes and other short stories , Berlin 1916
  • The ship of death , Olten 1917
  • Letters from a one-armed man , Olten 1918
  • Postal package No. 475. Tragedy from the present in one act , Olten 1918 ( online  - Internet Archive )
  • The hour of decision , Basel 1918
  • The burning city , Olten 1919
  • Be of age, people! , Bern 1919
  • Citizen Louise , Berlin 1920 ( online  - Internet Archive )
  • The black devil of Campione , Hamburg 1920
  • Ulla Ull , Berlin 1920
  • The gallant adventures of Doctor Ribera , Berlin 1921
  • Götz Kraffts Wanderzeit , Berlin, 2 parts, both 1921
  • The Queen of the World Bath , Hamburg 1921 ( filmed under the same title in 1926)
  • The Garden of Eden , Hamburg 1922
  • North and South , Berlin 1923
  • Landolt , Berlin 1924
  • Last love , Berlin 1924
  • Monaco , Dresden 1924
  • The Yankee , Graz 1927
  • Novel by a poor young girl , Berlin 1929
  • The Himmelsguckerli , Rheinfelden 1932

Translations

Web links

Wikisource: Edward Stilgebauer  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Michael Hepp (Ed.): The expatriation of German citizens 1933-45 according to the lists published in the Reichsanzeiger . tape 1 : Lists in chronological order. De Gruyter Saur, Munich / New York / London / Paris 1985, ISBN 978-3-11-095062-5 , pp. 4 (reprinted 2010).
personal data
SURNAME Stilgebauer, Edward
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Stilgebauer, Johannes Edward Alexander (full name); Stilgebauer, Eduard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 19, 1868
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main
DATE OF DEATH December 18, 1936
Place of death Sanremo