Friedrich Hans Schaefer
Friedrich Hans Schaefer , actually Bruno Hermann Friedrich Schaefer (born March 24, 1908 in Rostock , † December 1, 1998 in Ahrensburg ) was a German master tailor, teacher and Low German writer.
Life
Friedrich Hans Schaefer was the son of a master tailor. He attended secondary school in Rostock , where his teachers recognized his outstanding musical talent and advised him to take up an artistic profession. However, his parents did not support him and after nine years of school they let him begin an apprenticeship as a men's tailor . In addition to this, Schäfer still managed to work as an author, set designer and actor by performing pieces on his puppet stage. From 1926 he was an apprentice tailor in Dresden and from 1929 a master tailor in Rostock.
From 1930 to 1932 Schaefer attended the commercial college and the vocational education institute in Berlin. He changed his profession and became a teacher at vocational schools, got married and got a job in Lübeck. He was seriously injured as a soldier in World War II , but recovered from his wound and worked in an armaments factory . During this time he wrote many letters to his children in which he developed literary characters, from which he later turned stories for adults in Low German. In 1950 he became a teacher at the district vocational school in Ahrensburg; 1973 retired. His first play Dat weer de Knieperkaat was premiered in 1964 in Ahrensburg, Stormarn district .
Schaefer was one of the most productive and creative Low German authors: since the mid-1960s he has written more than 20 radio plays for North German Broadcasting and Radio Bremen , mostly current, contemporary, pioneering pieces. There were also a number of plays. He made a name for himself above all with masterful adaptations of Goethe's Faust , Kleist's Der zerbrochne Krug (Dat Schörengericht) , Ballads un Leeder after François Villon or Pippi Longstocking after Astrid Lindgren .
Honors
- 1980 Hans Böttcher Prize from the Alfred Toepfer Foundation FVS
- 1984 Johannes Gillhoff Prize
- 1989: Mecklenburg Culture Prize
- 1995 Federal Cross of Merit / Cross of Merit on Ribbon
Radio plays
author
- 1966: De Wegg torügg. Low German radio play - Editing and direction: Curt Timm ( original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Hartwig Sievers , Hilde Sicks , Ingeborg Walther , Uwe Friedrichsen , Bruno Vahl-Berg , Jochen Schenck and others
- 1967: De with dat Teken. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (also narrator) (Original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Marga Maasberg , Uwe Friedrichsen, Hanno Thurau , Hans Fitze , Hilde Sicks, Ingeborg Walther and others
- 1968: De Narr - Director: Curt Timm ( Dialect radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Uwe Friedrichsen, Ingeborg Walther, Reinhold Nietschmann , Karl-Otto Ragotzky , Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum , Utz Richter and others
- 1969: With pious papers. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Hilde Sicks, Uwe Friedrichsen, Jochen Schenck, Heinz Lanker , Ingeborg Walther, Ernst Grabbe and others
- 1971: A man keem na Sülversand. Low German radio play - Director: Jochen Schenck (original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum, Christa Wehling , Edgar Bessen , Herma Koehn , Heinz Lanker, Rudolf Beiswanger , Jürgen Pooch and others
- 1972: Op de Ledder. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Heinz Ladiges , Ulla Mahrt , Bruno Vahl-Berg, Hilde Sicks, Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum, Heinz Lanker and Rudolf Beiswanger
- 1972: Verlorn Drööm. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Jochen Schenck and Hilde Sicks
- 1973: blue haze. Low German radio satire - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - NDR)
- Speaker: Heinz Lanker, Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum, Heinz Ladiges, Marga Maasberg, Fritz Hollenbeck , Manfred Steffen , Otto Lüthje , Gertrud Prey and others
- 1974: Coffee drunk. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Wolfgang Schenck , Horst Beck , Manfred Steffen, Günter Siebert , Hilde Sicks, Erika Rumsfeld and others
- 1975: journeyman's piece. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - RB)
- Speaker: Ivo Braak , Hilde Sicks, Hanno Thurau, Hans-Jürgen Ott , Renate Delfs , Hans Daniel and others
- 1977: A stick liggt verdwaß. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Uwe Friedrichsen, Manfred Steffen, Jochen Schenck, Bernd Wiegmann , Christine Brandt , Ulla Mahrt and others
- 1977: Ohm Asmus. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Ivo Braak, Hilde Sicks, Peter Nissen , Lothar Grützner , Erika Rumsfeld, Paul Edwin Roth and others
- 1978: Miss Claudia. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Ursula Hinrichs , Mariechen Eichhorn , Kurt A. Jung , Heinz Lanker, Ilse Seemann , Heinrich Morf and others
- 1978: De Holsteensche Faust. Low German adaptation of Goethe's Faust I - Director: Curt Timm (radio play adaptation - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Wolfgang Schenck, Uwe Friedrichsen, Ursula Hinrichs, Christine Brandt, Ivo Braak, Wilhelm Wieben , Manfred Reddemann and others
- 1980: De Döör stunn apen. Low German radio play - Director: Curt Timm (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Ruth Bunkenburg , Peter Nissen, Ivo Braak and others
- 1981: En Knüppel ligg twiärs - Director: Wolfram Rosemann (Dialect radio play - WDR )
- Speaker: Werner Brüggemann , Hannes Demming , Martin Böttcher , Bernhard Frehe , Hanni Fockele-Grollmes , Elisabeth Georges and others
- 1981: Petra DNS 12/2000 - Director: Hans-Jürgen Ott (original radio play, science fiction radio play, dialect radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Gerlind Rosenbusch , Siemen Rühaak , Brigitte Alexis , Christine Brandt, Almut Sandstede , Rolf Bohnsack and others
- 1982: Gröpelgraben 46th Low German radio play - Director: Hans Helge Ott (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Walter Kreye , Karla Schütt , Heinz Schacht , Gerlind Rosenbusch, Claus Boysen , Ingrid Andersen and others
- 1983: night maneuvers. Low German crime radio play - directed by Rolf Nagel (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Ernst Grabbe, Marlen Dieckhoff , Peter Nissen, Wolfgang Schenck, Herma Koehn, Fritz Hollenbeck and Wolf Rahtjen
- 1985: Lüttmann un Levegott. Low German radio play - Director: Michael Leinert (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Walter A. Kreye , Siemen Rühaak, Rolf Nagel, Klaus-Dieter Stenzel , Christine Brandt, Wolfgang Schenck, Meike Meiners and others
- 1993: Keeneen knows Nusa Penida. Low German radio play - Director: Jochen Schütt (original radio play - RB / NDR)
- Speaker: Wolfgang Schenck, Klaus Nowicki , Christine Brandt, Arno Hensen , Meike Meiners, Edda Loges and others
Others
- 1985: One day in May. Low German authors remember May 8, 1945 (documentary radio play - NDR / RB)
In early May 1985, forty years after the end of the war, the writer and journalist Michael Augustin asked Low German authors to describe their personal impressions on the day of the surrender of Nazi Germany.
In the almost 46-minute production, the following spoke:
- Johann Diedrich Bellmann ,
- Konrad Hansen ,
- Norbert Johannimloh ,
- Hinrich Kruse ,
- Friedrich Hans Schaefer,
- Ernst-Otto Schlöpke ,
- Greta Schoon ,
- Wolfgang Sieg and
- Heinz von der Wall .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Reinhard Goltz , Ulf-Thomas Lesle (ed.): Dat Land so free un wiet . Hoffmann and Campe, Hamburg 2006, ISBN 3-455-40026-4 .
- ↑ Peter Hansen: Low German literature .
- ^ Karl Mahnke Theaterverlag: Friedrich Hans Schaefer
- ^ Hinstorff Verlag : Friedrich Hans Schaefer
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Schaefer, Friedrich Hans |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Schaefer, Bruno Hermann Friedrich (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German master tailor, teacher and Low German writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 24, 1908 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Rostock |
| DATE OF DEATH | December 1, 1998 |
| Place of death | Ahrensburg |