Johannes Büchner

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Johannes Büchner (born April 11, 1902 in Boppard ; † June 27, 1973 in Düsseldorf ) was a German educator and writer .

Life

After an aborted study of law at the Universities of Münster and Cologne Johannes Buchner graduated from a teacher training college training as a primary school teacher . From 1926 Büchner worked as a teacher in Düsseldorf , in 1934 he moved to Mönchen-Gladbach . In addition to his educational work, he was also a theater critic and employee of the Catholic weekly newspaper Junge Front (from 1935: Michael ) and wrote literary works. After the Second World War , Büchner was a teacher at an elementary school in the Mönchen-Gladbach district of Pesch.

His Scripture Answer the Eternal. A celebration scene for the Day of Heroes' Remembrance (Höfling, Munich 1937) was placed on the list of literature to be sorted out in the Soviet occupation zone .

Johannes Büchner's literary work consists of novels , stories , poems and plays , mostly on religious topics.

Fonts

  • The morning. Essen 1932.
  • Eva-Maria. Munich 1934.
  • The night of the suffering. Munich 1934.
  • The game of the wise and foolish virgins. Munich 1934.
  • The bridge. Munich 1935.
  • Harvest. Frankfurt am Main 1935.
  • Holy feeding. Munich 1935.
  • The sacred signs. Munich 1935.
  • The little hour game. Frankfurt am Main 1935.
  • Michael. Munich 1935.
  • The girl Lisa. Munich 1936.
  • Night of grace. Frankfurt am Main 1936.
  • Round up, ring ... Frankfurt am Main 1936.
  • Answer of the Eternals. Munich 1937.
  • Unlock the gate. Munich 1937.
  • The calling of the heart. Salzburg et al. 1939.
  • Jan the player. Salzburg et al. 1940.
  • Mrs. Barbara. Berlin 1943.
  • Chants of man. Düsseldorf 1946.
  • The Despiser. Düsseldorf 1946.
  • Susann or the necessary. Wuppertal 1947.
  • The transformed. Cologne 1947.
  • Schönweyde. Wuppertal 1948.
  • Munster sonnets. M. Gladbach 1949.
  • Night. Basel et al. 1953.
  • Autumn sun. Freiburg 1956.
  • Order of the voice. Ratingen 1962.
  • The moon clock. Essen 1965.

literature

  • Archives for kin research and all related areas. Volumes 37-38, CA Starke, 1973, p. 333.
  • Fred Oberhauser, Gabriele Oberhauser: Literary guide through Germany: an island travel dictionary for the Federal Republic of Germany and Berlin. Insel, 1983, ISBN 3-458-14083-2 , p. 164.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ polunbi.de
personal data
SURNAME Büchner, Johannes
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educator and writer
DATE OF BIRTH April 11, 1902
PLACE OF BIRTH Boppard
DATE OF DEATH June 27, 1973
Place of death Dusseldorf