Hans Mehl

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Hans Mehl (born October 15, 1914 in Nuremberg ; † November 9, 1998 ibid) was a German author and Franconian dialect poet and author of the Franconian Christmas . It is not the author of Militaria with the same name .

Life

Hans Mehl was an administrative officer in his main occupation, and his career extended to a councilor.

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Hans Mehl wrote - in the successor of Konrad Grübel - exclusively in Franconian dialect. He was co-founder of the Collegium of Nuremberg Dialect Poets and at times its spokesman. Mehl's texts became known beyond the local Nuremberg area through the "Bairisch Herz-Ausgabe Franken" series of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation , which he sometimes also moderated.

Occasionally he played the violin in performances with the "Loonharder Singers and Musicians". He also wrote some songs for her.

Mehl's best-known work is the Franconian Christmas , written in the late 1960s , a version of the Christmas story in Franconian dialect. The story was read primarily through the event of the same name, which has been organized since then in the Nuremberg Heilig-Geist-Saal by the Loonharder Musikanten, a Nuremberg folk music group, and the Bavarian State Association for Home Care. As an event form, this mixture became the model for hundreds of pre-Christmas concerts, similar to the Salzburg Advent Singing .

The theological author Klaus Raschzok sees the work as the beginning of a series of texts devoted to the proclamation in Franconian dialect.

For his work, Hans Mehl received the Federal Cross of Merit on Ribbon in 1977 and the Franconian Cube in 1988 .

Works

As an author

  • Of course, so now. Cheerful and reflective verses. 8th, unchanged edition. regio Verlag Glock and Lutz, Sigmaringendorf 1988.
  • Gäih zou - stay dou! In Nuremberg dialect. Glock and Lutz, Nürnberg / Heroldsberg 1976, ISBN 3-8235-5707-6
  • Franconian Christmas. The Christmas story retold based on the Gospel of Luke in Nuremberg dialect. With Franconian folk songs for Advent and Christmas, selected by Erwin Zachmeier. Albert Hofmann, Nuremberg 1979, ISBN 3-87191-044-9
  • Su genga die Geng. Thoughtful and cheerful in Nuremberg dialect. Albert Hofmann, Nuremberg 1985, ISBN 3-87191-099-6

As a co-author

  • In good Nuremberg style. Nuremberg 1969
  • Nuremberg Luginsland. Heroldsberg 1975
  • Su wöi are the leaders, is ka human. An anthology for the 25th anniversary of the Collegium of Nuremberg Dialect Poets. Albert Hofmann, Nuremberg 1989, ISBN 3-87191-140-2

literature

  • Dietz-Rüdiger Moser, Günther Reischl (eds.), Pocket dictionary on contemporary Bavarian literature (= Piper. Vol. 474). Piper, Munich et al. 1986, ISBN 3-492-00774-0 .
  • Helmut Mahr, Hans Mehl: Foreword to Su wöi the leaders senn, is ka human. An anthology for the 25th anniversary of the Collegium of Nuremberg Dialect Poets. Albert Hofmann et al., Nuremberg 1989, ISBN 3-87191-140-2 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Klaus Raschzok : Dialect in the Annunciation: Homiletic reflections on a church practice that is enjoying increasing popularity. In: Income, magazine of the Theological College of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria Augustana. Edition summer semester 2006, pp. 6–36, online (PDF; 515 kB)  ( page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. .@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.augustana.de