Erdmann Graeser

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Erdmann Graeser

Erdmann Graeser (born May 5, 1870 in Berlin ; † July 7, 1937 there ) was a German writer .

Life

Memorial plaque on the house, Ahrenshooper line 34, in Berlin-Zehlendorf
tomb

Graeser lived in Berlin-Schöneberg for many years and after his literary success moved to Berlin-Schlachtensee in the Zehlendorf district. A plaque commemorates him on his former home, Ahrenshooper line 34, in Berlin-Zehlendorf , where he had lived since 1925. In Zehlendorf-West, the connection between the Schillerstrasse and the Forststrasse between Argentinischer Allee and Goethestrasse has been named after him since 1976.

Graeser is buried in the Zehlendorf cemetery in an honorary grave of the city of Berlin. He was a member of the Berlin Masonic Lodge To the Three Seraphim .

reception

In his entertainment novels Graeser thematized the world of the little people in Berlin of his time and placed great emphasis on the Berlin dialect . His novels were later edited for radio and television.

Works (selection)

as an author
  • Lemke's blessed widow . Rembrandt-Verlag, Berlin 1972/78 (reprint of the Berlin edition 1907/08).
  1. On the underground aunt and other humorous stories from the series of novels "Lemkes sel. Wwe." 1972, ISBN 3-7925-0195-3 .
  2. The haunted house in Schöneberg and other humorous stories from the series of novels "Lemkes sel. Wwe." 1973, ISBN 3-7925-0199-6 .
  3. The false teeth and other humorous stories from the series of novels "Lemkes sel. Wwe." 1976, ISBN 3-7925-0243-7 .
  4. The blue magistrate. Humorous stories from the series of novels "Lemkes sel. Wwe." 1977, ISBN 3-7925-0248-8 .
  5. Berlin WW. Humorous stories from the series of novels "Lemkes sel. Wwe." 1978, ISBN 3-7925-0253-4 .
  • The Koblanks series
  1. The Koblanks. A novel by a Berlin family . Ullstein, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-548-22023-1 . (Reprint of the Berlin 1921 edition).
  2. Koblank's children. A novel by a Berlin family . Ullstein, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-548-22062-2 (reprint of the Berlin 1929 edition).
  • Eisrieke. A novel from old Berlin . Arani-Verlag, Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-7605-8979-0 (reprint of the Berlin 1931 edition).
  • Spreelore. Old Berlin novel . Arani-Verlag, Berlin 1990, ISBN 3-7605-8619-8 (reprint of the Berlin 1950 edition).
as editor
  • The giant from Müggelberg and other Berlin legends . Berliner Morgenpost, Berlin 1924.
as an editor
  • Children's sheet . Berlin, Vienna: Ullstein 1909 (previous editor not known; from Christmas number 1909 the editor is no longer named; however, at the time of Graeser's name, an "Uncle Otto" was used as the editor when addressing the children.)

Adaptations

  • Lemke's blessed widow (film, 1928)
  • George Burghardt (libretto), Richard Hirsch (music): Lemke's blessed widow. Old Berlin folk piece with song and dance in 5 pictures . Rondo-Verlag, Berlin 1936.
  • Lemke's blessed widow (film, FRG 1957)
  • The Koblanks (TV series, FRG 1979)
  • Spreelore or hot blood (TV film, GDR 1980, director: Hans-Albert Pederzani )
  • Anna and the Family Ghost (TV movie, GDR 1980, director: Jens-Peter Proll)

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Graeser, Erdmann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 5, 1870
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH July 7, 1937
Place of death Berlin