Josef B. Malina

Josef Julius Martin Bonifacius Malina , also known as JB Malina (born March 7, 1893 in Fiume , Kingdom of Hungary , † December 28, 1960 in Höllriegelskreuth ), was an Austrian writer and screenwriter .

Life

Josef Malina grew up in Vienna .

In 1919 he lived in Charlottenburg near Berlin ; in April he married the actress Minna, geb. Karbaum (* 1892).

From 1920 until the first years of the war , he wrote some movie scripts and published several books with gravure printing . He was u. a. known as the author of the illustrated book Orbis Catholicus: Pictures of Believing People and Sacred Forms, which was published in Berlin in 1933 and also translated into French. In June of the same year, his anti-war play Am Himmel Europa , composed with Per Schwenzen , premiered at the Berlin Theater on Schiffbauerdamm and played for months at the Lustspielhaus Berlin from the beginning of 1934 .

In April 1946 he became editor-in-chief of the new Austrian magazine Film (subtitle: Die Österreichische Illustrierte Zeitschrift ), edited by Willi Forst , which appeared until 1949.

Filmography

Justice , directed by Štefan Lux (1920)
Hoffmann's Tales , directed by Max Neufeld (1923)
Ritorno, directed by Géza von Bolváry (1940)
Dream Music, directed by Géza von Bolváry (1940)
Noise in the front building, directed by Paul Heidemann (1941)

Fonts

Image from Orbis Catholicus (1930)

In the sunny south (1932)
Immortal Germany (1933)
In the sky of Europe (1933, with Per Schwenzen )
Orbis Catholicus: Images of believing people and sacred forms (1930/33) (French: Orbis Catholicus. Images et scènes de la vie catholique )
The Germanic north and us. Denmark, Norway and Sweden (1934)
Germany Flies: The Development of German Aviation since 1933 (1935)

Web links

Josef B. Malina in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Josef B. Malina at filmportal.de
DNB 133964841

Individual evidence

↑ Dates of birth and death according to entry no.345 from April 14, 1919 and a page note in the marriage register of the Berlin-Charlottenburg III registry office, accessed via ancestry.com on July 6, 2019
↑ ^a ^b Else Frobenius , Lora Wildenthal (ed.): Memories of a journalist: Between the German Empire and the Second World War . Böhlau, Cologne 2005, ISBN 978-3-412-19605-9 , pp. 185 .
↑ Entry No. 345 from April 14, 1919 in the marriage register, Standesamt Berlin-Charlottenburg III, accessed via ancestry.com on July 6, 2019
^ Gerhard Ebert : Becoming an actor in Berlin: from Max Reinhardt's drama school to the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Art . Berlin-Information, 1987, p. 87 .
^ Walter Fritz: Kino in Österreich, 1945-1983: Film between commerce and avant-garde. Österreichischer Bundesverlag, 1984 ISBN 9783215049927 , p. 24

personal data
SURNAME	Malina, Josef B.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Malina, Josef Bonifazius; Malina, JB
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian writer and screenwriter
DATE OF BIRTH	March 7, 1893
PLACE OF BIRTH	Fiume , Kingdom of Hungary
DATE OF DEATH	December 28, 1960
Place of death	Höllriegelskreuth

[1] Dates of birth and death according to entry no.345 from April 14, 1919 and a page note in the marriage register of the Berlin-Charlottenburg III registry office, accessed via ancestry.com on July 6, 2019

[Frobenius.2005-2] Else Frobenius , Lora Wildenthal (ed.): Memories of a journalist: Between the German Empire and the Second World War . Böhlau, Cologne 2005, ISBN 978-3-412-19605-9 , pp. 185 .

[3] Entry No. 345 from April 14, 1919 in the marriage register, Standesamt Berlin-Charlottenburg III, accessed via ancestry.com on July 6, 2019

[4] Gerhard Ebert : Becoming an actor in Berlin: from Max Reinhardt's drama school to the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Art . Berlin-Information, 1987, p. 87 .

[5] Walter Fritz: Kino in Österreich, 1945-1983: Film between commerce and avant-garde. Österreichischer Bundesverlag, 1984 ISBN 9783215049927 , p. 24