Hans Hachenberg

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Portrait of the "Doof Noß", watercolor by Peter Cramer

Hans Hachenberg (born July 11, 1925 in Bergisch Gladbach ; † July 12, 2013 ibid), known as Doof Noß , was a German carnivalist and one of the most popular hand-made speakers at the Cologne Carnival , especially in his hometown of Bergisch Gladbach and the surrounding area .

life and work

As "Doof Noß" (ambiguous: stupid nut or dove nut , in both cases the negative assessment of mental performance is hidden behind it) he embodied the characters of a fool who, as the youngest child of a large family, describes family life and everyday life with punchy lines. The following joke is cited as an example:

En de Scholl would have jemaat de Liehre's experiment.
E Jlas met Wasse, e Jlas met Schabau .
A worm in a water, a worm in a Schabau.
The worm en dämm Wasse wor quecklebendich, the worm en dämm Schabau wor tirek kapott.
Had de Liehre us jefroch: 'What do we learn from it?'
Hann icheldt un jesaat: 'Janz just Mr. Teaching: Who süff kritt keen Würm.'

(The teacher did an experiment at school.
A glass of water, a glass of brandy.
A worm in water, a worm in alcohol.
The worm in the water was alive and well, the worm in the alcohol was gone immediately.
The teacher asked us, 'What do we learn from this?'
I got in touch immediately and said: 'Quite simply, Mr. Teacher: if you drink, you don't get worms.')

For over 60 years, Hachenberg appeared in carnival sessions and was referred to as the Grand Seigneur of the “old school” hand-made speakers. In January 2010 he finally retired from the stage after 65 years for health reasons - the last appearance on a stage took place on January 23, 2010 in the Cologne Philharmonic on the occasion of a carnival matinee of the Bläck Fööss . He had said goodbye to his Bergisch Gladbach audience the day before, at the nostalgia meeting of the Carnival Committee Fidele Ritter von Sand MMVIII , who beat him to the “Equester humoris causa” (“Knight of Humor”).

Awards

  • Honorary citizen of Bergisch Gladbach since 2000
  • In the Paffrath district , Hans-Hachenberg-Platz was named after him on “Eleventh in Eleventh” 2014 .
  • Order of Merit of the Association for the Preservation and Care of Local Customs
  • Order of Merit in Gold from the Festival Committee Cologne Carnival from 1823 e. V.
  • Order of Merit in gold with diamonds from the Bund Deutscher Karneval e. V.
  • “Goldene Mütze” of the carnival society “Alt-Köllen vun 1883 e. V. "
  • Cross of honor in gold with diamonds of the honor guard of the city of Cologne e. V. 1902
  • Golden / laughing mask from the regulars' table of Cologne carnivalists
  • Rhineland Order "The Golden Heart"
  • Foolish Bergischer Order from the KCK Kürten
  • Willy Millowitsch Medal for his clean, unpleasant hand-made speeches (2003)
  • "Dat Hätz vun Kölle" of the ZDF broadcast Karnevalissimo (2009)
  • Equester humoris causa, Knight of Humor of the Carnival Committee "Fidele Ritter von Sand" MMVIII (2010)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hans Hachenberg died at the age of 88 on rundschau-online.de on July 12, 2013
  2. ↑ Maria Louise Denst : Bergisches Dialect Dictionary , Bergischer Geschichtsverein Rhein-Berg e. V., Bergisch Gladbach 1999, p. 63, ISBN 3-932326-29-6
  3. ↑ Hans Hachenberg the "Doof Noss" finally said goodbye to the carnival stage
  4. ↑ The center of life recalls “Doof Noss”, accessed on November 13, 2014
  5. ^ Andree Schulte: Bergisch Gladbach, city history in street names. Second edition supplemented and newly illustrated by Albert Eßer, published by the Bergisch Gladbach City Archives and the Bergisches Geschichtsverein Rhein-Berg e. V., Bergisch Gladbach 2015, ISBN 978-3-9813488-4-2 , p. 77

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personal data
SURNAME Hachenberg, Hans
ALTERNATIVE NAMES De Doof Noß
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist, hand-made speaker at the Cologne Carnival
DATE OF BIRTH July 11, 1925
PLACE OF BIRTH Bergisch Gladbach
DATE OF DEATH 12th of July 2013
Place of death Bergisch Gladbach