Hannes Bosse

Hannes Bosse (born July 2, 1923 in Wurzen ; † March 22, 2013 in Weimar ) was a German non-fiction author .

Life

After a twelve-year school in Greiz he graduated in 1942, the Notabitur . After that he was a soldier until 1945. After his return, he began training as a new teacher in Greiz in 1946 and worked as a teacher before starting to train teachers himself from 1951. He received his doctorate from the University of Education in Dresden in 1975. Bosse had been a freelance writer since 1984 and lived in Weimar since 1951. This city, in turn, is of central importance in his work.

activities

• 1948 member of the working group of young authors
• 1959–1974 Head of the Young Authors 'Group in the GDR Writers' Association (Erfurt / Gera district)
• 1983–1990 artistic director of the circle of writing workers in Sömmerda

Honors

• 1981 Art and Literature Prize of the City of Weimar

Works

• Ch. Emmrich (Hrsg.): Literature for children and young people. Children's book publisher, Berlin 1981, DNB 821074695 .
• Witchweed and buttercups, wild plants that one must know. Young World Publishing House, Berlin 1985, DNB 850676274 .
• Verses from animals. Choir cycle, WP 1986.
• A rainbow is beautiful. Children's book publisher, Berlin 1986, ISBN 3-358-00715-4 .
• Beate and the flower window. Continuation reprint. Gotha 1996.
• The power of candles. Continuation reprint. Weimar 1997.
• Earth skin. Continuation reprint. Gotha 1998.
• The tricked snake. Wartburg-Verlag, Weimar 2002, ISBN 3-86160-146-X .
• Clemens Wenzeslaus Coudray. wtv, Weimar 2007, ISBN 978-3-939964-01-8 .
• with Ulrich Völkel and Ebba Wachler: Small lexicon of Weimar personalities. wtv, Weimar 2009, ISBN 978-3-939964-07-0 .

Web links

• Hannes Bosse. in the author's lexicon at: thueringer-literaturrat.de
• Hannes Bosse, Dr. phil. on the website of the Weimar publishing company