Gustav Dahms

Gustav Dahms

Gustav Dahms (born November 29, 1853 in Müncheberg , † November 29, 1901 in Egypt ) was a German writer and journalist . He used the pseudonyms K. Mittelstädt, Max Jagow, Edgar Steinhagen and Feodor Damidow.

Life

After various studies, he began to write for newspapers and magazines and became editor-in-chief of the Bazar , Die Woche and The elegant fashion . Since 1900 he was a judicial expert for literary matters and illustrated newspapers in Berlin . He was the secretary of the local association of German journalists and writers in Berlin.

Works (selection)

• Ms. City Councilor. Sway. Decision, Berlin 1886
• After the wedding . 1887.
• Uncle Fritz. 1888.
• Napoleon I in Russia 1893.
• The woman in government and community service. Taendler, Berlin 1895.

Editing

• Illustrated Festschrift for Berlin 1890
• The literary Berlin. Illustrated manual of the press in the Reich capital . Taendler, Berlin 1895. Text archive - Internet Archive
• Germania. German poets of the present in words and pictures . Paetel, Berlin 1891
• The struggle for existence of women in modern life . Taendler, Berlin, 1895-1896.

literature

• German Literature Lexicon , ed. by Wilhelm Kosch, Stuttgart 1947–1958
• German literary calendar for the year 1897 . Edited by Joseph Kürschner , pp. 218–21

Individual evidence

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