Georg Mannheimer

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Georg Mannheimer (born May 10, 1887 in Vienna , † April 22, 1942 in Dachau concentration camp ) was an Austrian - Czechoslovak journalist and writer .

Life

Georg Mannheimer studied law and received his doctorate. He moved to Prague , which became the capital of Czechoslovakia in 1918 , and worked there as a journalist for various newspapers and magazines. In the daily newspaper Bohemia he was responsible for the political reporting from the parliament of the Czechoslovak Republic. As a court reporter, he became friends with the rival newspaper Prager Tagblatt writing Ernst Feigl . When the Nazi influence on this newspaper threatened to increase after the handover of power to the Nazis in the German Reich in 1933, Mannheimer founded the magazine Die Truth , in which he led a journalistic fight against fascism in Europe without any political consideration. In Germany his writings came on the list of harmful and undesirable literature . Mannheimer was arrested in September 1940 and deported to the Dachau concentration camp , where he died in 1942 of "exhaustion" as the cause of death, which bureaucratically describes the abuse.

Works

  • The ballad of newsprint . Prague 1938
  • Five minutes to twelve: songs by a contemporary . Prague-Karlín: Neumann, 1938
  • A Jew returns home. Novel in verse . Prague-Karlín: Neumann, 1938
  • Songs of a jew . Prague-Karlín: Neumann, 1937
  • Russian diary . Prague: Tribuna, 1935
  • A baby's diary for parents and those who want to become one! Potsdam: Müller & Kiepenheuer, 1933
  • Petr Bezruč : songs of a rebel: selection from the "Silesian songs . Authorized post-poetry and foreword by Georg Mannheimer. Brno: Pokorný, 1931.
  • Petr Bezruč: The blue ribbon . Recited from the Čech. by Georg Mannheimer. Brno: Pokorný, 1932.
  • Masaryk in Geneva: world war legend in 1 act . Prague: Verl. The Truth, 1930. Approved by Franz Spina .
  • The man who ran through the dream. Comedy. Marriage in 3 acts . Prague: Khol, 1929
  • Palestine: Three Acts from the Life of the Jewish Colonists . Prague: Truth Publishing House, 1928
  • The tramp from Atlantis: tragic comedy in one prelude and three acts . Prague: Central Bohemian Printing House, 1923

literature

Web links

Wikisource: Georg Mannheimer  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ^ List of harmful and undesirable literature , Leipzig, 1938, p. 91
  2. ^ Imprisonment and circumstances of death with Jürgen Serke: Bohemian villages deviating: September 3, 1940 Sachsenhausen concentration camp , February 17, 1942 "Invalid transport" to Hartheim Castle
personal data
SURNAME Mannheimer, Georg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Journalist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 10, 1887
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH April 22, 1942
Place of death Dachau concentration camp