Franz Trescher

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Franz Trescher (born September 1, 1909 in Vienna ; † August 20, 1980 there ) was an Austrian poet and journalist.

Life

After a commercial apprenticeship, Franz Trescher came to journalism through Friedrich Austerlitz . Between 1928 and 1934 he worked as a freelancer for the daily newspapers Arbeiter-Zeitung and the Tagblatt. He wrote political articles, glosses, feature sections and short stories. He also published articles in German newspapers, for example in Vorwärts , the central organ of German social democracy . At the International Socialist Youth Meeting in 1929, he and Bruno Schönlank created the play Spring Mystery for the Raimund Theater . In 1933 he was a lecturer at the first authors' evening of the Association of Socialist Writers , to which he also belonged.

After February 1934 he could no longer publish. From 1938 he was an accountant in a car dealership and employee of an insurance company until September 1940. Until December 1941 he was an unskilled laborer at Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG in Steyr . After that he had to join the Wehrmacht and for a few months in 1945 he was taken prisoner by the US .

After 1945 he worked again as a freelancer for the Arbeiter-Zeitung and for the Upper Austrian News . In November 1945 he became editor of the Wiener Bildwoche , which was to succeed the social democratic magazine Der Kuckuck . According to the obituary of the Arbeiter-Zeitung of August 26, 1980, he "played an active part in building the socialist press after 1945". He later became a board member of the journalists ' union (now GPA-DJP ) and head of the weekly newspapers and magazines section .

plant

  • 100 years of Jupiter, mutual insurance company, Vienna: 1869-1969 , Vienna 1969

literature

  • Fritz Hausjell : Journalists Against Democracy or Fascism. Part 2., Frankfurt a. M. 1989

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The international youth meeting in Vienna in: Tagblatt, July 16, 1929, page 7
  2. ^ Franz Trescher died in: Arbeiter-Zeitung, August 26, 1980, page 2