Fritz Jacobs

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Fritz Jacobs ( pseudonym : Hans Sternau ; born August 2, 1876 in Altenessen ; † January 5, 1955 in Mülheim an der Ruhr ) was a German writer .

Life

Fritz Jacobs lived as a writer and reciter in Mülheim-Broich . His work includes poems and plays , mostly of a humorous character and often on topics from seafaring .

Works

  • The dreaded old woman , Mülheim-Broich 1903
  • Humoresques , Mülheim ad Ruhr 1905
  • The view of the sea, Germane! , Mülheim ad Ruhr 1908
  • The baptism of the line , Mülheim-Broich 1909
  • Near Dijon or Die Fahne der 61er , Mülheim-Broich 1911
  • Humor and jokes for the heart , Mülheim ad Ruhr 1911
  • A great half hour , Mülheim-Broich 1911
  • Bismarck , Mülheim (Ruhr) 1924
  • The German hero song at sea! , Mülheim-Ruhr 1924
  • The pattern on the seabed , Berlin 1928
personal data
SURNAME Jacobs, Fritz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sternau, Hans (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 2, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH Elderly food
DATE OF DEATH 5th January 1955
Place of death Mülheim an der Ruhr