Ferdinand Hasenfratz
Ferdinand Hasenfratz (* July 7, 1858 in Untereggingen ; † May 1, 1943 there ) was a postal agent , council clerk and local researcher , he dealt with nature, literature and history, especially his homeland. He liked to refer to himself as the “forest troll” or eagle owl from the Wutach valley .
His local history works, poems and festival pieces in dialect were mostly self-published in small editions.
He collected passionately all that was of historical importance to his country. Among other things, he owned the short sword of Hans Müller von Bulgenbach .
In 1984, a selection of his work was reprinted by Edition Isele Verlag.
Works
- In the gods' grove 1904
- Two cage masters in 1907
- The Reuenthaler Mühle 1908
- The Hufwilm 1908
- The year 1922
- The herb bed hunter 1922
- In the gods' grove near the sacrificial stone in 1924
- The village fire in 1931
- The Basler 1934
In addition, he wrote about 40 plays / open-air plays, which were still performed in his day, sometimes on a large scale.
literature
- Gustav Häusler: Three Alemannic poets in memory in: Heimat am Hochrhein, 1963/64, with photo.
- Ferdinand Hasenfratz: The herb bed hunter and other adventurous spinning tubs, genuine forest strolls and chats from the Wutach valley , 1984. ISBN 3-925016-00-7
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Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Hasenfratz, Ferdinand |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German homeland poet |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 7, 1858 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Untereggingen |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 1, 1943 |
| Place of death | Untereggingen |