Friedrich Lindemann (writer)

Friedrich Eduard Carl Lindemann (born January 4, 1898 in Bremen ; † February 11, 1950 there ) was a German writer and journalist .

Live and act

Lindemann was born in Bremen in 1898 as the son of a customs inspector. After attending the secondary school there , he volunteered in 1915 to take part in the First World War . After the end of the war he studied German , English and history in Marburg and Hamburg.

Lindemann began his journalistic career as editor of the Lower Saxony magazine . During the Second World War he served as a liaison officer . He was taken prisoner of war, from which he did not return to Bremen until 1947.

In addition to his work as a journalist, he published dramatic works and stories in both High German and Low German , the actions of which were based in his northern German homeland. Lindemann was a member of the North German authors' association Die Kogge .

Fonts (selection)

Dat Osterspäl von Redentien (1922)
De Weg na'n Hewen (1922)
Spok (1922)
De Nobiskroog (1923)
De Fisch (1925)
The Most Beautiful Fables for Kinners (1948)
Dat Speel vun den Rieken Mann (1949)
Love in Luv and Lee (1951)
Not far from the port (1973)
Gott un Minsch (1977)

Filmography

1938: The Secret of Betty Bonn - Director: Robert Adolf Stemmle
1961: Love in Luv and Lee (from the Ohnsorg Theater ) - Director: Hans Mahler
1997: Love in Luv and Lee (from the Ohnsorg Theater) - Director: Wilfried Dziallas

Radio plays

1926: Dat Osterspäl vun Redentin (Original: Redentiner Osterspiel ) ( NORAG )
1951: De Nobiskroog. A Low German radio ballad - Director: Fritz Börner . Speakers among others: Carl Hinrichs , Willy Beutz , Emil Riemer , Hans Rastede , Ruth Bunkenburg , Bernd Wiegmann ( RB )
1952: Love in Luv and Lee. A funny Spill - Director: Hans Freundt . Speakers among others: Hans Mahler , Heinz Lanker , Walter Scherau , Erna Raupach-Petersen , Heidi Kabel , Otto Lüthje ( NWDR Hamburg )
1952: Dat Speel von den rieken Mann (source: Johannes Stricker : De düdesche Schlömer (The German Schlemmer)) - adaptation and direction: Eberhard Freudenberg . Speakers among others: Ivo Braak , Erika Rumsfeld , Carl Hinrichs, Ernst Waldau , Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien , Walter A. Kreye (RB)
1953: In Luv un Lee de Leew - Director: Erich Keddy . Speakers among others: Carl Schenck , Walter Ernst , Ernst Waldau, Hans Joachim Schenck , Thea Waldau , Walter Jokisch (RB)
1965: Dat Osterspäl vun Redentin - translation: Friedrich Lindemann, director: Walter Bäumer . Speaker: Walter A. Kreye (RB)
1965: In Luuv un Lee de Leev - Director: Dieter Ehlers . Speakers among others: Carl Hinrichs, Hans Rolf Radula , Heinrich Kunst , Wolfgang Schenck , Erika Rumsfeld, Ursula Hinrichs (RB)

Web links

Literature by and about Friedrich Lindemann in the catalog of the German National Library
Friedrich Lindemann. In: plattbiblio - website for Low German literature.
Friedrich Lindemann in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Gundel Paulsen: Friedrich Lindemann. In: Christmas stories from Bremen. Druck- und Verlagsgesellschaft Husum, Husum 1977. ISBN 3-88042-042-4 , p. 90.
^ Friedrich Lindemann. In: plattbiblio - website for Low German literature.

personal data
SURNAME	Lindemann, Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Lindemann, Friedrich Eduard Carl (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German writer and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH	January 4, 1898
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bremen
DATE OF DEATH	February 11, 1950
Place of death	Bremen

[Paulsen-1] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Gundel Paulsen: Friedrich Lindemann. In: Christmas stories from Bremen. Druck- und Verlagsgesellschaft Husum, Husum 1977. ISBN 3-88042-042-4 , p. 90.

[2] Friedrich Lindemann. In: plattbiblio - website for Low German literature.