Josef Buchhorn

Josef Buchhorn

Josef Buchhorn (born January 8, 1875 in Cologne , † August 10, 1954 in Solingen-Ohligs ) was a German journalist , writer and politician .

Life

Josef Buchhorn was the son of a tax officer . He studied philosophy , German , history and art history at the universities in Bonn , Münster and Tübingen . Josef Buchhorn was a member of the Hohenstaufia Tübingen gymnastics club from 1897 until his death . From 1899 he worked as an editor in Düsseldorf , from 1900 in Elberfeld , from 1904 in Stuttgart and from 1905 in Danzig . In 1906 he wrote the poem Student sein , which was set to music as a popular student song. From 1907 Buchhorn worked for the feature pages of the Berliner Neuesten Nachrichten and from 1913 editor-in-chief of the magazine Guckkasten . At the same time he managed the Berlin branch of the Girardet publishing house and from 1916 the Berlin agency of the Hannoversche Kurier .

From 1921 to 1932 Buchhorn was a member of the German People's Party in the Prussian state parliament . In addition, he temporarily headed the editorial department of the magazine Deutscher Kulturwart and from 1929 published the correspondence Der Kreis , in which he campaigned for the establishment of a middle class party. After the National Socialist seizure of power , Buchhorn was Gau official head for press and culture in Gau Kurmark and worked as a consultant in the Reich Chamber of Literature.

Josef Buchhorn's literary work includes novels , short stories , essays , poems , radio plays and plays . Since his student days, his entire work has been strongly influenced by the author's German national convictions.

Works

• Modern , Dresden [u. a.] 1895
• Spring Children , Dresden [a. a.] 1896
• Fragments for the Mob , Dresden [u. a.] 1898
• Be a student (et. Al.) 1906
• Student lust, student suffering! , Berlin 1907
• From three universities , Berlin 1907
• The Hohenstaufen , Berlin 1908
• Luginsland , Berlin [a. a.] 1908
• From a quiet corner , Halle as 1909
• Rehabilitated! , Berlin 1910
• Guys out! , Leipzig 1914
• Alt Bonna, you trusted! , Leipzig 1915
• O Germany, fatherland! , Leipzig 1915
• To be patient! Be strong! Have trust! , Berlin 1917
• We forget too easily! , Berlin 1917
• Longing , Berlin-Steglitz 1918
• Students , Berlin 1918
• Yet! , Berlin 1919
• German youth, wake up! , Berlin 1919
• I am a Prussian! , Berlin 1919
• Black-white-red , Berlin 1919
• Between Goethe and Scheidemann , Berlin 1919
• Confess! , Berlin 1920
• German Zeitspiegel 1920, Berlin 1920
• Hindenburg, the leader in our future , Berlin 1920
• Politics and the press , Berlin 1920
• The shepherd of Jena , Berlin 1920
• Let us bear witness to the kingdom! , Berlin 1921
• Margot Helmers , Berlin 1922
• Children's pastels , Berlin 1924
• Be a student! , Berlin 1925
• Paper cuttings from Berlin , Berlin 1926
• Deputy Meyer , Berlin 1927
• Between the weather , Berlin 1927
• MdX , Berlin 1929
• Fear of the City , Munich 1930
• Hall 13, Mitte , Munich 1933
• Ferdinand von Schill , Berlin [a. a.] 1934
• Heinrich von Kleist , Cottbus 1935
• Mellmann successor , Berlin 1935
• Schill , Potsdam 1935
• Uprising in Nuremberg , Cottbus 1937
• The Göttingen Seven , Cottbus 1937
• Märkische Miniatures , Cottus 1937
• Turning in Worms , Cottbus 1937
• The house on the height , Berlin-Schöneberg 1940
• Jakobe von Baden , Berlin-Schöneberg 1940
• The Seven , Berlin 1940
• Path into the world , Berlin-Schöneberg 1940

literature

• Reichs Handbuch der Deutschen Gesellschaft - The handbook of personalities in words and pictures . First volume, Deutscher Wirtschaftsverlag, Berlin 1930, ISBN 3-598-30664-4

Web links

• Literature by and about Josef Buchhorn in the catalog of the German National Library