Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien

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Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien , actually Heinrich Adolf Schmidt (born January 19, 1902 in Uthlede , Cuxhaven district , † December 9, 1996 in Lilienthal near Bremen ), was a German writer and radio play speaker .

biography

Schmidt-Barrien was born the son of a Protestant pastor . He grew up in the former municipality of Barrien , now a village within Syke , and therefore later (around 1939) he had the addition of Barrien to his name . He paid literary tribute to the place and his parents' house in the book From my boyhood years .

He attended elementary school in Hamelwörden , secondary school in Freiburg / Elbe , from 1913 to 1920 the old grammar school in Bremen and from 1920 to 1921 a commercial school in Bremen. From 1921 to 1923 he completed an apprenticeship as a wholesaler and then worked as a commercial clerk in Waldenburg / Silesia . He ran a bookstore in Breslau from 1926 to 1929 . From 1932 to 1941 he headed the cultural department of Bremer Böttcherstraße . During this time, the Low German novella De Windmöller and the High German novel Ihr Kleinmütigen were written . At the Second World War he took 1941-1945 as a soldier on the eastern front and in Norway in part.

After 1945 Schmidt-Barrien lived as a freelance writer near Bremen, in Sagehorn and in Frankenburg . In 1959 he moved into a Brinkitz position in Frankenburg , which was converted into a handsome residential building. For a long time he was a dramaturge at the Niederdeutscher Theater . He worked in many associations and institutions.

Artistic creation

Schmidt-Barrien wrote in Low German and in High German . He has written novels , short stories , poetry , plays and radio plays .

In the late 1960s, Schmidt-Barrien read Wapen for 'n Koptein , Wenn de Roland sings and the so-called Döntjes by Jann Kiewitt for the speaking record series Low German Voices , which documented works by important Low German authors in linguistic sound . He also appeared frequently as a radio play speaker , for example in 1954 in Tein Jahr un dree Daag by Ivo Braak or in 1958 in Swienskummedi by August Hinrichs . He also worked on literary models for funk, such as The Chocolate Ship or St. Nicholas in Need by Felix Timmermans in 1957 (director: Hannes Krüger ).

In 1975 his complete edition came out in five volumes. Volume 5 contains essays on Bremensien entitled Altbremen; of tagbars and their environment .

Awards and honors

factories

In standard German

  • Ihr Kleinmütigen , Berlin 1943, 3rd, revised edition Bremen 1995, 271 p .; ISBN 3-929902-64-8
  • The man without a face , Gütersloh 1949
  • Dance stories , Gütersloh 1950
  • Stories from the Bible , Göttingen 1952
  • And the Lord spoke , Göttingen 1957
  • And build a house for the bees , Hamburg 1958
  • 17 days of hurricane , Hamburg 1963
  • Lessing im Walde , Göttingen 1965
  • Pictures from County Hoya , Syke / Hoya 1967
  • In the spirit of Findorff , Worpswede 1967
  • Beloved bee , Göttingen 1968
  • 40 years of the Niederdeutsches Theater Bremen , Bremen 1968
  • Parks and facilities of a Hanseatic city , Oldenburg 1970 (together with Klaus Rohmeyer)
  • State around Bremen , Bremen 1975 (together with Klaus Rohmeyer)
  • Works , Bremen
    • 1. Standard German , 1975
    • 2. You faint hearted , 1975
    • 3. In Platt vertellt , 1975
    • 4. Speel in Platt , 1975
    • 5. Old Bremen , 1975
    • 6. Flotsam , 1980
  • Schnoor No. 6 - Heini Holtenbeen-Anecdotes , Bremen 1984
  • Not oder Brot , Heide 1987
  • From old Bremen , Osterholz-Scharmbeck 1989
  • Worpsweder encounters , Osterholz-Scharmbeck 1989
  • From my boyhood years. Uthlede, Hamelwörden and Barrien . 1902–1917 , Heide 1992, 196 pages with illustrations; ISBN 3-8042-0572-0
  • From dark days , Bremen 1994
  • Van Gogh im Moor , Bremen 1996

In Low German

  • Dat Plattdütsche Krüppenspäl , Verden 1934
  • Nachtvagels , Verden 1938
  • Swigen un Swögen , Hamburg 1938
  • Incognito, or En Herren-Eten , Verden 1939
  • De Windmüller , Bremen 1939
  • Scheeßeler Hochtied , Verden 1939
  • Oold-Bremen , Bremen 1940
  • De frömde Fro , Hamburg-Wellingsbüttel 1952
  • Ünner de Swööp , Hamburg 1952
  • Klocken von guntsiet , Hamburg 1953
  • De Funmaker , Hamburg-Wellingsbüttel 1960
  • De Moorkeerl , Hamburg-Wellingsbüttel 1968
  • De Sommerdeern , Bremen 1977
  • De Vagelfänger , Heide 1990
  • Ut de ole Tied , Osterholz-Scharmbeck 1991
  • Jann Kiewitt , Lilienthal 1994
  • Water över Weyerdamm , Osterholz-Scharmbeck 1995

Editing

  • Eduard Rosenhagen : Ut mien Fohrenstied , Bremen 1939
  • Heinrich Smidt : Bremer Kinner-Rimels , Bremen 1941
  • Jeremias Gotthelf : Änneli , Göttingen 1950
  • Keen gröter Freud , Wolfenbüttel [a. a.] 1979
  • Lüttje Lüe , Husum 1981
  • Merry wölle sing , Wolfenbüttel [u. a.] 1986

Radio plays (as author)

  • 1948: Dat plattdütsche Krüppenspäl (also speaker) - Director: Inge Möller
  • 1951: Von Sangeslust un Footballfewer Two radio play sketches about singing and football ... (together with Arthur Schreiber-Lerse ) - Director: Not known
  • 1951: dat plattdütsche Krüppenspäl - Director: Hans Freundt
  • 1952: Twüschen em un Ehr (also speaker) - Director: Walter A. Kreye
  • 1952: Krach op'n Pulterabend - Director: Walter Bäumer
  • 1952: Blauen Daak (together with Fritz Arend ) - Director: Eberhard Freudenberg
  • 1952: De frömde Fro (also narrator) - Director: Eberhard Freudenberg
  • 1953: Inkognito - Director: Fritz Börner
  • 1953: Klocken von Guntsied (also speaker) - Director: Eberhard Freudenberg
  • 1953: Betty goes along the way - Director: Günter Jansen
  • 1954: Betty von Bargen - Director: Eberhard Freudenberg
  • 1954: Klaus Glücksschäper (also speaker) - Director: Hans Robert Helms
  • 1954: Fuul Fleesch (together with Margarethe Schiestl-Bentlage ) - Director: Hans Krüger
  • 1955: De frömde Fro - Director: Hans Tügel
  • 1955: Dat plattdütsche Krüppenspeel (also narrator) - Director: Walter A. Kreye
  • 1957: Klocken vun güntsiet - Director: Hans Tügel
  • 1958: Besök ut Nee York (also narrator) - Director: Ivo Braak
  • 1958: Pip up, Speelemann! (together with Klaus Blum ) (also narrator) - Director: Bernd Wiegmann
  • 1960: Dat Rosenbeet (also speaker) - Director: Walter Bäumer
  • 1960: Ick doh an indictment! - Director: Walter Bäumer
  • 1961: Ulenspegel 61 - Director: Bernd Wiegmann
  • 1961: De FUNMaker (also speaker) - Director: Walter Bäumer
  • 1962: Nachtvagels (also speaker) - Director: Eberhard Freudenberg
  • 1962: De Immenkoppel (also speaker) - Director: Rudolf Sang
  • 1963: Remlinckradt (also speaker) - Director: Rudolf Sang
  • 1964: Wi poor arms - Director: Hans Robert Helms
  • 1965: Besök von gistern (also speaker) - Director: Hans Robert Helms
  • 1965: Klocken von Guntsied - Director: Ivo Braak
  • 1965: Suspected of cholera (together with Albert Rüschenschmidt ) - Director: Dieter Ehlers
  • 1982: Passpeer (also speaker) - Director: Walter A. Kreye
  • 1984: Passpiärre - Director: Wolfram Rosemann

literature

  • Irene Grotefend and Wilhelm Dehlwes (eds.): Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien. 1902 - 1996. Texts and pictures on life and work. Lilienthal 1999; ISBN 3-927723-43-6 .
  • Chronicle of the Police Ritterhude , 1978, author: Bernard Lange , partial content: From the folklore of the police by Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien with excerpts in Low German, Verlag Diem & Neumann, Ritterhude.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Who is who ?: The German WHO's WHO , Arani Verlag Berlin, 1955.

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personal data
SURNAME Schmidt-Barrien, Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schmidt, Heinrich Adolf (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author, dramaturge at the Niederdeutscher Theater in Bremen
BIRTH DATE January 19, 1902
PLACE OF BIRTH Uthlede , Cuxhaven
DATE OF DEATH December 9, 1996
PLACE OF DEATH Lilienthal , Bremen