Emil Ferdinand Malkowsky

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Emil Ferdinand Malkowsky (born June 25, 1880 in Cologne ; † 1967 ) was a German journalist and author of plays for the stage and radio , narrator and humorist .

Live and act

Just a few years after attending grammar school , Emil Ferdinand Malkowsky published his first volume of poetry in 1902, which was followed by numerous other publications. His main occupation was a journalist . From 1926 to 1943 he was head of the fashion publisher Gustav Lyon in Berlin and in the mid-1950s editor of the Schwäbische Zeitung and lived in Leutkirch in the Allgäu .

Fonts (selection)

  • Poems. 1902.
  • Willy Sparrow. Monograph, 1903.
  • with K. Maria: Ethelwold. Tragedy, 1908.
  • The sisters of Boccacio. Comedy, 1908.
  • with K. Maria: The holy grave. Drama, 1910.
  • Punch as a suitor. Comedy, 1912.
  • Hans and Heinz, two villains, and their demise before the judge Humoreske, Loewe, Stuttgart 1912.
  • Unlucky. Comedy, 1913.
  • The clever Fridolin. Fairy tale, 1914.
  • The Brocken Witch. Fairy tale operetta, 1914.
  • The Adventures of the Carved Augustine. Humoresque, 1914.
  • Willy's wedding day. Schwank, 1915.
  • Europe in arms! The world war up to the recent events depicted for the German people. 3 volumes in 13 parts, Vaterländische Verlagsanstalt, Stuttgart 1915 ff.
  • The worldwar. 14 volumes, 1915 ff.
  • The beautiful Turkish woman. Schwank, 1915.
  • Marshal Hindenburg. His career and his deeds, told to the German people. Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1915.
  • The merry federal brothers. War humor from the life of the German and Austro-Hungarian field gray. Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1915.
  • Knight of the Iron Cross. Glory sheets of German bravery. Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1915.
  • Field humor in World War II. Soldiers purr and war anecdotes. Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1916.
  • From the hero struggle of the German aviators. A book of fame for German bravery. Askanischer Verlag, Berlin 1916.
  • In the fighting spirit of the war of nations. The world war from the invasion of Belgium to the defeat of the French at Soissons. 2 volumes, Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1916.
  • Our Weddigen. A German hero life. Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1918.
  • with E. Frowein: The big city. 3 one-act play, 1920.
  • The traveling circus. The adventurous youth of Ferry Zack and his experiences with wild animals youth book, Voco-Verlag, Berlin 1929.
  • Peter Krafft, the glider pilot. The story of a world record. Youth book, Voco-Verlag, Berlin 1929.
  • The dream bus. Fairy tales, with pictures by Margarete Ziegler, Meidinger, Berlin 1931.
  • Spring, summer, autumn and winter. Liederspiel, 1931.
  • Max Schummerpunsch. Humoresque, 1931.
  • The night ghost. Humoresque, 1931.
  • The ridiculed miller. Youth book, 1931.
  • with Franz Baumann: Heidenkrach in Dinkelsweiler. Roman, Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1938.
  • This saves you money and doesn't even need points. 500 tried and tested hints for fashion, household and health. Lyon, Berlin 1940.
  • with Franz Baumann: A devil guy - Peter! Small town novel, JL Schrag, Nuremberg 1941.
  • with Walter Wilhelm Goetze: love in a triad. Operetta, 1950.

literature

  • Malkowsky, Emil Ferdinand. In: Everhard Kleinertz (Hrsg.): The Cologne Authors' Lexicon 1750–2000. First volume: 1750 1900. (Communications from the Cologne City Archives, No. 88), Emons Verlag , Cologne 2000, ISBN 3-89705-192-3 , p. 158.
  • Malkowsky, Emil Ferdinand. In: Who is who? The German who's who. XII. 1955 edition, arani Verlag, Berlin 1955, p. 752.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Malkowsky, Emil Ferdinand. In: Who is who? The German who's who. XII. Edition 1955.
personal data
SURNAME Malkowsky, Emil Ferdinand
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist and author
DATE OF BIRTH June 25, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Cologne
DATE OF DEATH 1967