Josef Stollreiter

Josef Stollreiter (born February 5, 1885 in Munich , † February 10, 1975 in Überlingen ) was a German writer .

Life

The Catholic baptized, Munich-born Josef Stollreiter studied acting training for his compulsory education. After various appearances as an actor, he was committed to Stettin in 1919 . In 1925 he settled as a freelance writer in Mimmenhausen , in the Überlingen district in Baden-Württemberg . Josef Stollreiter died in February 1975 a few days after turning 90 in Überlingen.

The successful art and theater writer Josef Stollreiter stood out in particular as the author of novels and short stories that were widely read at the time .

Works (selection)

• A little book of poetry, 1918
• Shards; Stories, in: Mosaik-Bücher, Vol. 21. , Mosaik-Verlag, Berlin, 1923
• Mariuccia's revenge; Novelle, Verlag Dr. K. Moninger, Greifswald, 1924
• The Indian scarf and other stories, in: Short stories, Vol. 12., Limpert, Dresden, Berlin, 1936
• The ride in the sun; Roman, O. Janke, Leipzig, 1938
• Eternal border fight: novel from Germanic prehistory, Zinnen-Verlag, Vienna, 1939
• The Iron Five: Serious and cheerful about a corporal body in the World War, in: Kleine Wehrmacht-Bücherei, Vol. 17., Verlag "Die Wehrmacht", Berlin, 1940
• Green Wenzel and Yellow Klara; Roman , K. Schroeder, Wiesbaden, 1941
• The sun blazes over the mountains of fire; Roman , K. Schroeder, Wiesbaden, [Langgasse 21], Cologne, 1941
• The death battalion, Bischof & Klein, Lengerich, 1942
• Siegbrecht and Lichthild, in: Klein's youth books, 40., Bischof & Klein, Leipzig, 1943
• The song of loyalty: a story from the Gothic era , in: Volume 43 of Klein's Jugendhefte, Bischof & Klein, Lengerich in Westphalia, 1948
• Flames over the South Seas; Novelle , in: Kurt Schroeder's series of novellas, Schroeder, Bonn, 1949
• Nobel: Peace through Dynamite, Pohl, Munich, 1952
• Bertha von Suttner . Life picture of the most successful campaigner for world peace , Schwentine Verlag, Kiel, 1959
• The Trappers from Lake Colville; A short story from northern Canada, Weichert, Hannover, 1961

literature

• August Ludwig Degener, Walter Habel: Who is who? Das deutsche Who's Who, Volume 16 ,, Arani, Berlin, 1970 ISBN 3-7605-2007-3 , p. 1290.
• Werner Schuder (Ed.): Kürschner's German Literature Calendar 1973. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin 1974, ISBN 3-1100-2068-8 , pp. 938, 1115.
• Andreas Klimt: Kürschner's German Literature Calendar. Nekrolog 1971-1998, KG Saur, Munich, 1999, ISBN 3-5982-3687-5 , pp. 695, 742.

Web links

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