Jep Nissen Andersen

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Jep Nissen Andersen (born September 28, 1896 in Rauberg , Schleswig-Holstein Province , Kingdom of Prussia , † April 1, 1974 in Itzehoe ) was a German writer .

Life

He mainly used the Low German language. As a young man he learned this self-taught. Originally he came from a Danish-speaking family.

Andersen was the son of the farmer and village musician Jens Peter Andersen. He completed his teacher training as a preparer in Aabenraa and as a seminarist in Hadersleben . In 1914 he enlisted for military service in World War I, from which he returned wounded. In 1919 he passed the teacher examination in Tondern and initially held a teaching post in Aabenraa. After the referendum in Schleswig in 1920 about the citizenship of Schleswig, he moved to Hohenwestedt , where he also held a teaching post. After his marriage to a teacher's daughter in 1921, he was transferred to Wenkendorf on Fehmarn , where he worked as a teacher at a one-class school from 1922. From 1939 to 1945 he was a soldier in the Second World War and after it ended in an internment camp until 1947. After his return he worked as a teacher in Wenkendorf until his retirement in 1962. After his retirement he moved to Itzehoe, where he died in 1974 due to an illness.

Works

  • Jan Grootmul. En Wihnachsspill in 4 Biller , Verden (Aller) 1924.
  • Broder. En Spill ut uns' Tied in een Törn , Hamburg 1933.
  • Concert in Dippelshagen. Kummedie in three trips , Verden (Aller) 1937.
    • set to music as a radio play concert in Dippelshagen. A game to make you smile , Radio Bremen , first broadcast on November 28, 1955.
  • Slut aunts. Kummedi in three trips , Verden (Aller) 1931.
    • First performed in 1931 by the Niederdeutsche Bühne Hamburg (today: Ohnsorg Theater ).
  • Överdüvelt. A fun spill in a trip , Verden (Aller) 1938.
  • De nee way. En Stremel Dörpsleven in three trips , Verden (Aller) 1939.
  • Alarm in Borsdorp. En amusable Füürwehrspill in en Törn , Verden (Aller) 1954.
  • Fruu üm Veertig. Kummedi in three trips , Wenkendorf 1956.
  • De Peerhannel. A fun spill in a trip , Verden (Aller) around 1940.
  • In'e Sneer. Enjoyable spill in 2 trips , Verden (Aller) 1949.
  • Dat Finnelkind. Vertelln , Hamburg 1963.
  • Beach goat. Eernsthaft Spill in 3 acts , world premiere: Itzehoer Speeldeel, November 15, 1964.
  • Land consolidation. Speel in eenen Törn , Verden (Aller) around 1965.
  • Ut den olen Soot , Itzehoe 1966.
  • Kasper in de Müllenunn , in: Von Binnenland un Waterkant. Quite a few Plattdütsche stories , Neumünster 1966.
  • Oarndank , in: Von Binnenland un Waterkant. Quite a few Plattdütsche stories , Neumünster 1966.
  • Um tein Mark , in: Von Binnenland un Waterkant. Quite a few Plattdütsche stories , Neumünster 1966.
  • Maskeraad , in: Von Binnenland un Waterkant. Quite a few Plattdütsche stories , Neumünster 1966.
  • Verteert , in: Von Binnenland un Waterkant. Quite a few Plattdütsche stories , Neumünster 1966.
  • Üm de School. Comedy in dree Törns , Verden (Aller) around 1967.
  • Wunnerwark. Comedy in nine pictures , Verden (Aller) around 1970.
  • Wuppe coat of arms. Hög di wat , Itzehoe 1971.
  • Möhl, Möhl, three o'clock di. A funny Speel in three Törns , premiered in Itzehoe in 1980 or 1981

Radio plays

literature

  • Otto Hering: A memorial sheet to Jep Nissen Andersen , in: Steinburger Jahrbuch 1977, pp. 141–144.
  • P. Hansen: En dansker bliver tysker , in: Sǿnderjysk Månedsskrift, No. 1 from January 1982, pages 9 ff.
  • Leif Ludwig Albertsen: Village art aesthetics: on the oeuvre of the Low German writer Jep Nissen Andersen , Aarhus 1984

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Website of the theater publisher Karl Mahnke , accessed on February 5, 2015
personal data
SURNAME Andersen, Jep Nissen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 28, 1896
PLACE OF BIRTH Rauberg
DATE OF DEATH April 1, 1974
Place of death Itzehoe