Karl Broermann

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Karl Broermann ( pseudonym : Martin Voss , born March 5, 1878 in Mülheim an der Ruhr , † September 13, 1947 in Heinsberg / Westphalia ) was a German educator and writer .

Life

Karl Broermann was the son of a carpenter . After he had passed his exams as a primary school teacher in 1898 , he first taught at a Catholic primary school in Schlebusch from 1899 and then found a job at the Second Catholic School in Broich near Mülheim an der Ruhr (1900-1907). He later led the teachers' seminars in Kempen and Brühl , and from 1910 he was rector of a school in Oberhausen . Broer man took as a soldier in the First World War in part. Then he worked as a teacher again. On his initiative, a middle school was founded in Oberhausen in 1921 , of which Broermann was the rector. During the Third Reich , Broermann was a supporter of the National Socialist regime. After he left school in 1944 for health reasons, he spent the last years of his life in Heinsberg near Kirchhundem .

In addition to his work as a teacher, Karl Broermann also wrote stories and poems , some of them in Mülheim dialect . His own works and those edited by him after 1933 are strongly influenced by his National Socialist sentiments. He wrote, for example, ideological and propagandistic youth publications with the titles "Albert Leo Schlageter, a German hero" and "From Adolf Hitler's speeches. Edited for the youth ”. During his stay in Heinsberg, as chairman of the decisive denazification committee in the Olpe district, he was responsible for relieving the burden on the writer Josefa Berens-Totenohl, who had previously been assessed by the local committee as no longer acceptable . Karl Broermann was one of the co-founders of the Mülheim History Association in 1906 . The middle school he ran was called "Karl-Broermann-Realschule" from 1948 to 1994 until it was renamed "Anne Frank Realschule".

Works

  • Hubbelspöhn. In a funny Vertell öwer un in Möll'msch Platt van em Möll'msche Jung , Mülheim a. d. Ruhr 1904
  • Ore and metal. Pictures and figures from the much-misunderstood Ruhr Valley , Mülheim a. d. Ruhr 1907
  • Out of seven years of war distress , Regensburg 1910
  • Life turmoil. Folk stories , Regensburg 1911
  • Men of Action , Regensburg 1912
  • Distribution plan for all reading material for the eight school years , Dortmund 1913
  • In Kampf und Not , Regensburg 1915
  • The Mülheimer Schelmenbuch , Oberhausen, Rhld. 1926
  • Between the Ruhr and the Lippe. Stories and sagas , Essen 1926
  • Oberhausen-Rhineland. A local lore , Oberhausen-Rhld. 1927 (together with Wilhelm Seipp)
  • Albert Leo Schlageter , Paderborn 1933
  • Pioneers in the Ruhr industry , Paderborn 1933
  • Queen Louise, the country mother in Prussia accident years , Paderborn 1933
  • The white wild horse , Paderborn 1933
  • Andreas Hofer, Ferdinand von Schill , Paderborn 1934
  • Heroes of the Wars of Freedom: Körner, York , Paderborn 1934
  • Schiller, the poet of heroism and fatherland , Paderborn 1934
  • Of cut stone axes, bronze axes and iron swords , Paderborn 1934
  • About home and heroes. A book for young people , Paderborn 1935
  • The hero's journey of the "Emden" , Paderborn 1936
  • Hermann Löns , Paderborn 1936
  • Count Spee's last voyage , Paderborn 1936
  • The sea battle at Skagerrak , Paderborn 1936
  • Submarine trips, submarine heroes , Paderborn 1936
  • Homeland legends and homeland stories. Narrated for children between Ruhr and Lippe , Duisburg 1938

Essays

  • The lower Ruhr valley in the Seven Years' War , in: Journal of the history association Mülheim an der Ruhr, 1911, issue 1, pp. 1-19.
  • The emigration of the Mülheimer to Pennsylvania , in: Journal of the History Association Mülheim an der Ruhr, 1938, Issue 5, pp. 24-48.
  • The fight for the Ruhrtalmühle , in: Mülheimer Heimatkalender 1940, p. 90.
  • Memories of the youth of an old Mülheimer , in: Mülheimer Jahrbuch 1951, p. 40.

Editing

  • From the Rhine , Leipzig 1925
  • Unterm Zentrumsbanner , Berlin 1926 (published together with Karl Grobbel )
  • Adolf Hitler : From Adolf Hitler's speeches , Paderborn 1934
  • Adolf Hitler: Mein Kampf , Paderborn 1934

swell

  • City archive Mülheim an der Ruhr, inventory 1212 No. 53 (Karl Broermann personal file)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Peter Bürger: Josefa Berens-Totenohl (1891-1969). National Socialist with a propaganda mission for the III. Reich and the "black Sauerland". In: Josefa Berens-Totenohl (1891-1969). Successful National Socialist author from the Sauerland. Research contributions by Peter Bürger, Dr. Reinhard Kiefer. Monika Löcken MA u. a. Eslohe 2014. p. 22
personal data
SURNAME Broermann, Karl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author
DATE OF BIRTH March 5, 1878
PLACE OF BIRTH Mülheim an der Ruhr
DATE OF DEATH September 13, 1947
Place of death Heinsberg (Kirchhundem)