Heinz Geck
Heinz Geck ( pseudonyms : HW Hart , W. Hart , Hanko de Tolly , born April 13, 1903 in Essen , † after 1990 ) was a German writer .
Life
Heinz Geck lived in Hamburg after returning from British captivity . He was the author of numerous novels for young people and adults as well as radio plays ; his works are mostly set in exotic locations. In addition , Geck translated fiction from English .
His work Im Kampf um die Ruhr (Schneider, Berlin 1939) was placed on the list of literature to be segregated in the Soviet occupation zone after the end of the Second World War .
Works
- The green stone. Berlin 1936
- Storm over the Khaiber Pass. Berlin 1937
- Detour via Australia. Berlin 1938
- The lord of the jungle. Braunschweig 1939
- In the battle for the Ruhr. Berlin [u. a.] 1939
- The folder is with Erika. Berlin 1939 (under the name W. Hart)
- The hell of Manila is hot. Berlin 1942
- Java-Charly cleans up. Darmstadt 1952
- Rhani, the tiger. Gütersloh 1954
- The double Mr. Helmer. Menden / Sauerland 1955
- No paradise without a snake. Hamburg-Poppenbüttel 1955
- Hunt without mercy. Gütersloh 1956
- Emergency call from the jungle. Gütersloh 1956
- Lost in the Australian bush. Gütersloh 1956
- The story of the robber Brumbu-Bu and the princess Süssü-San. Vienna [u. a.] 1957 (under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- The hot heart of Australia. Munich 1957
- Rubber from the green hell. Gütersloh 1957
- The man of her life. Darmstadt 1957
- The pack of the spirit wolves. Balve / Westf. 1957
- The poor mogul. Vienna [u. a.] 1958 (under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- Chinese coffins to Hong Kong. Schwenningen am Neckar 1958
- Muhidi saves Peshawar. Schwenningen aN 1958
- I'll know tomorrow. Baden-Baden 1962 (under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- Ju-ju, hunting and adventure in Africa. Lengerich (Westf.) 1965 (under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- Ghosts don't kill. Hamburg 1972 (under the name HW Hart)
- Globetrotter. Hanover 1984 (under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- Adventures of a globetrotter. Hanover 1990 (under the name Hanko de Tolly)
Translations
- William Edmund Barrett : God's Left Hand. Bremen 1952
- Roy Campbell : Knight without fear and blame. Hamburg 1953
- Beatrice Fraser : Bennie the Bear. Vienna [u. a.] 1957 (translated under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- David Hohnen : 3 times Scandinavia. Munich 1962 (translated under the name Hanko de Tolly)
- Mildred McNaughton : The wind changed to the southeast. Hamburg 1951
- Farley Mowat : Companions of the Reindeer. Stuttgart 1954
- Dorothy L. Sayers : Born to be King. Hamburg 1949
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Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Dude, Heinz |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hart, HW (pseudonym); Hart, W. (pseudonym); Tolly, Hanko de (pseudonym) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 13, 1903 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | eat |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1990 |