Karl Rosner

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Karl Rosner (also: Karl Peter Rosner , born February 5, 1873 in Vienna , † May 6, 1951 in Berlin ) was an Austrian writer .

Life

Karl Rosner was the son of the writer Leopold Rosner . Karl Rosner attended the Franz-Joseph-Gymnasium in Vienna and then completed an apprenticeship as a bookseller. He worked in this profession in Leipzig , Breslau , Vienna and Munich . From 1901 he was a member of the editorial staff of the gazebo ; later he was editor of the monthly magazine Der Greif . From 1915 to 1918 Rosner was a war correspondent at the headquarters of Crown Prince Wilhelm . From 1919 to 1934 he headed the Berlin branch of Cotta-Verlag .

Karl Rosner was the author of novels, short stories and poems. While his early work was influenced by decadence literature, he later wrote narrative works in which his national sentiments came to the fore. He achieved his greatest successes in 1921 with the work Der König , a novel about the imperial headquarters during the Second Marne Battle in 1918 (total circulation up to the beginning of the 1930s over 100,000 copies), and in 1922 with the publication of the memoirs of the Prussian Crown Prince Wilhelm. Despite his political sympathy for the conservative camp, the National Socialists accused him of advocating tolerance in the " Jewish question "; Rosner did not publish any further works between 1933 and 1945.

Works

  • Decadence. Leipzig 1893.
  • Feelings. Leipzig 1894.
  • Shakspere's Hamlet in the Light of Neuropathology. Berlin et al. 1895
  • Resurrection. Berlin 1896.
  • The child. Berlin 1896.
  • Deaf marriages. Berlin et al. 1899.
  • An arsonist and other tales. Dresden et al. 1902.
  • The call of life. Leipzig 1902.
  • Dietrich Hellwag's victory. Stuttgart et al. 1904.
  • The evil eye and other short stories. Stuttgart 1905.
  • The Versegy case. Stuttgart 1905.
  • Georg Bang's love. Berlin 1906.
  • Running sand. Berlin 1906.
  • The mummy's hand. Berlin 1907.
  • The puppeteer. Stuttgart 1907.
  • Nostalgia. Berlin 1907.
  • The silver bell. Leipzig et al. 1909.
  • The Lord of Death. Leipzig et al. 1910, filmed in 1926
  • The servant Dieffenbach. Leipzig 1911.
  • "The night speaks ..." and other short stories. Leipzig et al. 1911.
  • The winner. Berlin 1913.
  • The death of love and other short stories. Berlin et al. 1913.
  • The three Fraulein von Wildenberg. Leipzig 1914.
  • We carry the sword! Stuttgart et al. 1914.
  • The German dream. Stuttgart et al. 1916.
  • The gray knight. Berlin 1916.
  • Before the wire entanglement. Berlin 1916.
  • The enemy. Leipzig 1917.
  • With the army of Falkenhayn against the Romanians. Berlin 1917.
  • In front of the Siegfried position. Berlin 1917.
  • The great spring battle of 1918. Berlin 1918.
  • The defector. Leipzig 1918.
  • The aquarium. Berlin et al. 1919.
  • The confession of Mr. Moritz von Cleven. Stuttgart et al. 1919.
  • It speaks the night and other short stories. Leipzig et al. 1921.
  • The king. Stuttgart et al. 1921.
  • Spies. Stuttgart et al. 1921.
  • The death of love and other short stories. Berlin et al. 1921.
  • Command of the emperor! Stuttgart et al. 1924.
  • The tortured Eros. Stuttgart 1925.
  • The mission of Lieutenant Coignet. Berlin 1929.
  • Comteess Marese. Stuttgart et al. 1931.
  • The perfect Adrian. Berlin 1933.
  • The temptation of Joos Utenhoven. Stuttgart et al. 1933.
  • In the magic circle. Düsseldorf 1947.
  • "Back then …". Düsseldorf 1948.

Editing

Translations

Others

In 2008 Andreas Sauer published a book with the title Holy should be the principle "war on war"! Karl Rosner's memories of his war experiences in 1916 .

Web links

Footnotes

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personal data
SURNAME Rosner, Karl
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rosner, Karl Peter (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian writer
DATE OF BIRTH February 5, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH May 6, 1951
Place of death Berlin