Karl Jacobs

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Karl Jacobs (born June 1, 1906 in Essen ; † August 23, 1997 there ) was a German writer .

Life

Karl Jacobs graduated after visiting the Essen Castle High School , a study at the universities in Bonn , Lausanne , Munich and Cologne . In 1929 he earned his doctorate in philosophy at the University of Cologne with a thesis on the playwright Adolf von Wilbrandt . From 1937 to 1971 Jacobs worked as a high school teacher in Essen, and from 1946 at the Luisenschule there .

Karl Jacobs wrote numerous plays since the 1920s ; He also published a reader for grammar schools and translated works of fiction and non-fiction from Flemish and Dutch into German . In 1972 he was awarded the French order " Palmes Académiques ".

Works

  • Rescuer Till , Frankfurt a. M. 1924
  • Three Spanish Schwänke , Munich 1926
  • The white knight , Berlin 1926
  • Village fight , Munich 1927
  • The Mummenschanz , Berlin 1927
  • Adolf Wilbrandt's dramatic poem in contemporary history and critical representation , Cologne 1929
  • Jeppe vom Berge , Munich 1930
  • Ulysses of Ithaka , Munich 1930
  • Hans Pathelin , Berlin 1931
  • The rowdy comedy from “Midsummer Night's Dream” , Munich 1931
  • Puss in Boots , Munich 1932
  • The next morning , Munich 1932
  • The hero Knapkese , Munich 1933
  • The baby Jesus in Flanders , Hamburg 1933
  • A small nativity play , Munich 1934
  • Meier Helmbrecht , Munich 1934
  • Pietje Booms , Munich 1935
  • The gentle throat , Munich 1937 (together with Felix Timmermans )
  • Lille , Lille 1942
  • Schneider Siebenstreich , Leipzig 1942
  • Pieter Brueghel , Brussels 1943 (with Felix Timmermans )
  • Five move to Bremen , Munich 1947
  • The baby Jesus in Flanders , Munich 1947
  • Felix Timmermans , Düsseldorf 1949

Editing

  • The most beautiful stories of the heart , Salzburg [u. a.] 1940
  • Flanders told , Munich 1943
  • Guide to Northern France, Flanders and Artois , Brussels 1943
  • Laughing Flanders , Brussels 1943
  • Fairy tales and folk stories , Vienna 1946
  • Franz Grillparzer : The monastery at Sendomir. The poor minstrel, Münster in 1947
  • Jonathan Swift : Gulliver's Travels , Essen 1950
  • Der Strom , Düsseldorf (edited together with Anton Gail)
    • 1. Sexta , 1951
    • 2nd Quinta , 1951
    • 3rd quarta , 1951
    • 4th lower period , 1951
    • 5. Obertertia, Untersekunda , 1951
    • 6. From the early days to Leibniz , 1950
    • 7. From the Enlightenment to the Present , 1950
    • 8. German poems from the baroque to today , 1950
  • Grandparents and grandchildren , Bremen 1972
  • Donated years , Bremen 1974

Translations

personal data
SURNAME Jacobs, Karl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH June 1, 1906
PLACE OF BIRTH eat
DATE OF DEATH August 23, 1997
Place of death eat