Hans Lehr (writer)

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Hans Lehr (born January 16, 1901 in Wiesbaden as Johann Christian Lehr ; † March 12, 1965 ibid) was a German writer and translator .

Life

Hans Lehr was the son of a master cooper . After attending primary school , Hans Lehr completed an apprenticeship as a banker . From 1917 to 1925 he worked as a bank clerk . After that study , he literary history and philosophy at the University of Munich . Most recently he lived as a freelance writer in Niedernhausen im Taunus .

Hans teaching published from 1934 many young people's books , mostly from the genre of adventure literature . He also worked as an editor , editor and translator of contemporary and classical works of youth literature. After the Second World War in the Soviet zone and the early GDR, six of Lehr's works, published between 1934 and 1942, were on the list of literature to be sorted out .

Works

  • The Dahlskop affair. Berlin-Schöneberg 1934
  • Forward - attack! Hooray! Munich 1934
  • Get up! Freedom calls! Berlin 1935
  • Storm over Tyrol. Munich 1935
  • Flying ship Icarus flies black. Berlin 1936
  • The gangster submarine. Berlin 1936
  • The green Buddha. Berlin 1936
  • The page of the great king. Reutlingen 1938
  • Sambio. Reutlingen 1939
  • The Queen's confidante. Leipzig 1939
  • Three of the long skewers. Salzburg 1940
  • Inges Rhine dream. Salzburg 1940
  • The Kamchatka rebel. Ludwigsburg 1940
  • Revenge for Rugaro. Berlin 1941
  • The slave hunter of Tabora. Berlin 1941
  • Storm on Fort Naulila. Berlin 1941
  • Storm on Kimaraunga. Berlin 1941
  • The death trip of the "Wilhelmina". Berlin 1941
  • The Admiral of the Hanseatic League. Berlin 1942
  • The Great Water Volunteers. Salzburg 1942
  • Mutiny on the "Flamingo". Berlin 1942
  • The black jaguar. Berlin 1942
  • The wild west captain. Berlin 1942
  • On a voyage of discovery around the world. Among cannibals. Reutlingen 1948
  • The Lord of the Wild. Braunschweig 1948
  • The hunt for the secret plan. Hamburg 1948
  • The black privateer. Reutlingen 1948
  • At the Indian border. Schwabach 1950
  • Mutiny outside Tahiti. Düsseldorf 1950
  • Strange inheritance. Stuttgart 1950
  • Death ride in the ice. Stuttgart 1951
  • The privateer captain. Bamberg 1952
  • The white chief. Düsseldorf 1952
  • Towards the clouds in gliding. Düsseldorf 1952
  • The women of Schüttberg. Hildesheim 1953
  • The prisoner's gold. Rottweil 1953
  • The Mustang Stormwind. Stuttgart 1953
  • The treasure of Angkor. Lengerich (Westphalia) 1953
  • The Mascarin shipwreck. Reutlingen 1953
  • The "Hansa" people's trip to the ice. Wuppertal 1953
  • Game for oil and love. Balve (Westphalia) 1953
  • Gisela, the queen's confidante. Lengerich (Westphalia) 1954
  • Gitta, the air stewardess. Bamberg 1954
  • Herta, the radio operator. Lengerich (Westphalia) 1954
  • Wedding in the "golden anchor". Hamburg 1954
  • The happiness of Heidelberg. Lengerich / Westf. 1956
  • The Baker case. Leverkusen 1957
  • Petra and Uncle's Millions. Lengerich / Westf. 1957
  • Vera, hold on. Lengerich / Westf. 1957
  • Make up your mind, Katja. Lengerich / Westf. 1958
  • In the wilds of Africa and Asia. Lengerich / Westf. 1958
  • In the wilderness of Cambodia. Lengerich / Westf. 1958
  • Chen-Wong's secret mission. Lengerich / Westf. 1959
  • The Mustang, star of the prairie. Lengerich / Westf. 1959
  • Ramon, white chief of the Apaches. Lengerich / Westf. 1959
  • Death lurks under the pack ice. Lengerich / Westf. 1959
  • The horror of the seas. Lengerich (Westphalia) 1960
  • The Nibelungen and Dietrich von Bern and his journeymen. Lengerich / Westf. 1962
  • Where are you sister Goettingen 1962
  • Caution, Isa! Danger! Goettingen 1963
  • Jutta's happy homecoming. Lengerich / Westf. 1964
  • Dodo doesn't give up. Goettingen 1965
  • Help me dodo! Goettingen 1965
  • Don't worry about dodo. Goettingen 1965

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personal data
SURNAME Lehr, Hans
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lehr, Johann Christian (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 16, 1901
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiesbaden
DATE OF DEATH March 12, 1965
Place of death Wiesbaden