Erich Heinemann (writer)

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Erich Heinemann ( pseudonym : Matthias Mann , born January 23, 1929 in Hildesheim , † July 26, 2002 in Hanover ) was a German administrative employee , writer and Karl May researcher .

Life

Erich Heinemann grew up in Hildesheim . After attending elementary school from 1935 to 1943 , he was a student at a municipal business school until the end of 1944 . After the school was closed due to the war, Heinmann worked as a member of the Reich Labor Service in the armaments industry and at the end of the Second World War he became a prisoner of war , from which he returned to Hildesheim in the summer of 1945. From the end of 1945 he completed an apprenticeship as a wholesale merchant in his hometown , which he completed in 1951 with a commercial assistant letter. Heinemann joined the administrative service of the AOK Hildesheim ; In 1955 he rose to the middle and 1957 to the higher service. When he retired in 1987 he was a director of the health insurance company.

Erich Heinemann, who started writing early, was involved in the founding of the literary magazine " Die Horen " in 1955 with his friend Kurt Morawietz ; In 1969 Heinemann was one of the founders of the Karl May Society , of which he was later a member of the board.

Erich Heinemann published in the fifties to seventies, a series of children's books from the genre of adventure novel which are heavily Karl May were influenced works. In the eighties , the two memory books based on diary entries "Da came a proud rider" and "Years between yesterday and tomorrow" were published, followed by further works on the history of Hildesheim . In addition, Heinemann wrote radio plays about Karl May and the North American Indians . Heinemann wrote numerous contributions to the yearbook of the Karl May Society and was also the editor of works by the authors Balduin Möllhausen and Karl May .

Works

  • The old regulator , Hamburg 1958
  • At the river of the dead Indians , Kassel 1962
  • Well done, Winnetou , Stuttgart 1964
  • Riding through the desert , Stuttgart 1964
  • Sanda , Lahr / Black Forest 1965
  • Roby is looking for adventure , Göttingen 1966
  • Roby's Adventure in Africa , Göttingen 1966
  • The white marabout , Kassel 1966
  • Roby as a treasure diver , Göttingen 1967
  • Treason of the Apache Pass , Göttingen 1974
  • Another 1000 miles to Nevada , Göttingen 1977
  • Then came a proud rider , Hildesheim 1981
  • Years between yesterday and tomorrow , Hildesheim 1983
  • In the old Hochstift , Hildesheim 1987
  • For Kaiser und Vaterland , Hildesheim 1989
  • Historical market place Hildesheim , Hildesheim 1990
  • On the rose route through Hildesheim , Hildesheim 1993
  • A society for Karl May , Husum 1994
  • Lifeline Innerste , Hildesheim 1999 (together with Sönke Martens)
  • Thirty years of the Karl May Society , Husum 2000

Editing

  • Balduin Möllhausen : The ride to Sacramento , Hanover 1970
  • Balduin Möllhausen: The Spy , Hanover 1970
  • Balduin Möllhausen: Captain Eisenfinger , Hanover 1971
  • Balduin Möllhausen: The Treasure of Quivira , Hanover 1971
  • Karl May : The Great Dream , Munich 1974 (published together with Heinz Stolte )
  • Balduin Möllhausen: Journeys in the rocky mountains of North America , Hildesheim 1975
  • Balduin Möllhausen: Walks through the prairies and deserts of western North America , Hildesheim 1975
  • About Karl May , Ubstadt 1980
  • On the 75th anniversary of Karl May's death , Ubstadt 1989
  • Karl May 1992 , Ubstadt 1993
  • Friedrich Hornemann : Diary of his trip from Cairo to Murzuck , Hildesheim [u. a.] 1996
  • Karl May and Augsburg , Reutlingen 1997

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personal data
SURNAME Heinemann, Erich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Mann, Matthias (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German administrative clerk, writer and Karl May researcher
DATE OF BIRTH January 23, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Hildesheim
DATE OF DEATH July 26, 2002
Place of death Hanover