Gustav Hochstetter

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Gustav Hochstetter (born May 12, 1873 in Mannheim , † July 26, 1944 in Theresienstadt ) was a German writer and poet .

Life

Gustav Hochstetter ( Professor Dr. of Literature at the University of Brussels ) lived in Pieskow until 1942 . Together with Alexander Moszkowski , he was editor of the Lustige Blätter in Berlin from 1903 to 1923 and wrote humorous columns and verses that often appeared in illustrated versions (including by Walter Trier ) and in large numbers. He was in correspondence with Wilhelm Busch . In 1901 Arnold Schönberg set his poem “Manung” to music for the Überbrettl .

Because of his Jewish origins, he was deported to the Theresienstadt concentration camp in 1942, where he died on July 26, 1944.

reception

His short story wandering in silence , which appeared in the Prager Tagblatt in 1913, is downright prophetic and describes the excesses of modern mobile telephony . On medical advice, a company boss is supposed to recharge his batteries by walking in silence, when in the seclusion of the mountains he suddenly hears something from his backpack - his wife calls him: “Yes, yes, Ludwig, you're amazed? That thing cost a lot of money. A brand new invention: the miniature portable cordless phone. "

Works

Maruschka bride beloved - letters from Debberitz, 1915
  • Illustrated guide through the Swabian Alb from the Teck to the Hohenzollern. Stuttgart 1896.
  • Almanac of the Funny Leaves. Berlin 1908.
  • My colorful Berlin. Humoresques. Berlin 1911.
  • Madam's feet and other things. illustrated by Franz von Bayros , Munich 1912
  • A hundred women. Leipzig 1913.
  • Express train stories. Humoresques. Leipzig 1913.
  • Maruschka bride beloved - letters from Debberitz . illustrated by Walter Trier , Berlin 1915.
  • Appeal for wages! or “Where do your 5 Mark 30 come from?”. A cheerful question word with a funny answer to all black-white-red field gray. Berlin.
  • Field gray humoresques. 1916.
  • Maruschka bride beloved - letters from Debberitz . illustrated by Walter Trier , 2nd volume. Berlin 1916.
  • The book of love. Amiable and in love with contemporary authors. Berlin 1916.
  • Laughing stories. Knapsack Humor Volume 42, Berlin no year
  • The field-gray Büchmann. Winged words of power from the language of the soldiers. illustrated by Hermann Rombach , Berlin 1916
  • Witches. Humoresques. illustrated by Gino von Finetti , Berlin 1918
  • with Georg Zehden: With ear tube and syringe: A funny book for doctors and patients. Caricatures from old and new times. Dr. Eysler & Co., Berlin 1910.
  • Venus in silk - a new love literature. illustrated by Lotte Reiniger , 1921
  • Laughing blonde. A breviary of joie de vivre. with rich, artistic book decoration by Carl Firzlaff, Berlin 1921.
  • Miss Rockefeller is filming. Screenplay, 1922.
  • The realm of love. Novel. Pieskow 1928.
  • The mad bachelor. Roman , Pieskow 1928.
  • A little joy. Lectures for women and men. Leipzig 1930.
  • We were all crazy. A girl novel from the trillion years. Leipzig 1930.
  • Funny stories from the life of a dog and other cheerful radio lectures. Beeskow
  • People make clothes. Roman from Hausvogteiplatz. Berlin 1932.

literature

  • Rudolf M. Wlaschek: Biographia Judaica Bohemiae, Volume 1. 1995, p. 85.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Title information on Hochstetter's business card
  2. ^ Oldest district of Bad Saarow. The address on the business card is “Hochstettershof, Post Pieskow / Mark, March 1937”. Today: Karl-Marx-Damm 99, 15526 Pieskow . There is also the stumbling block for Gustav Hochstetter and his daughter Elisabeth
  3. ↑ Constantin Floros: The second Viennese school in the twenties. Catalog of the 23rd Slovenian Music Festival. Ljubljana 2009, ISBN 978-961-91596-4-4 , p. 218 ff.
  4. ^ Action alliance Brandenburg: Stolperstein ( Memento of the original from January 5, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.aktionsbuendnis-brandenburg.de
  5. ↑ Prager Tagblatt dated August 17, 1913 . Accessed December 12, 2013.
personal data
SURNAME Hochstetter, Gustav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and poet
DATE OF BIRTH May 12, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH Mannheim
DATE OF DEATH July 26, 1944
Place of death Theresienstadt