Fritz Auer (writer)

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Fritz Auer (born April 21, 1878 in Mannheim ; † after 1935 ) was a German writer and journalist .

Life

He was born as the son of the technical director of the court theater in Mannheim, Otto Auer, and his wife Ida née Herbeck, and first attended grammar school in Mannheim, then switched to grammar school in Wiesbaden . He then went to the University of Munich and later continued his academic studies at the universities in Berlin and Würzburg . He qualified for higher civil service in 1905 and received his doctorate both as a Dr. jur. as well as Dr. rer. pole.

Auer did not change to the civil service, but initially worked as a journalist and became editor-in-chief of the Badische Landeszeitung in Karlsruhe . On April 1, 1907, he moved to the imperial capital Berlin, where he then worked as a writer and chief editor. There he founded the Bureau for Berlin Reporting , which he owned and which was based in Berlin W 62, Kleiststrasse 13. There he worked for many years as editor-in-chief and Berlin reporting and was active for various newspapers as their Berlin correspondent. He also edited the Current Editorial .

Due to his Jewish descent, documented by the Reich Office for Family Research , Fritz Auer suffered reprisals during the Nazi era. So far, there is no information about his further fate.

Fritz Auer lived in Berlin-Schöneberg, Kufsteiner Strasse 55.

Fonts (selection)

  • The Criminal Emergency and the Civil Code , Munich, CH Beck, 1903.
  • Social criminal law. A prologue on criminal law reform , Munich, CH Beck, 1903.
  • On the psychology of captivity. Pretrial detention and prison sentences described by those released. A contribution to the reform of the preliminary investigation and the penal system. , Munich, CH Beck, 1905.

literature

  • Herrmann AL Degener: Degeners Who is it? Berlin 1935, p. 41.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Grand Duke Friedrich I. Von Baden and Imperial Policy 1871-1907, volume. 1898-1907, 2080, page 623.
  2. Otmar Jung: The literary Star of David. The indexing of the "Jewish" legal literature in National Socialist Germany online (PDF, accessed April 8, 2019)