Karlheinz Arens

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Karlheinz Arens (born January 15, 1900 in Essen , † July 14, 1959 in Berlin ) was a German writer and dramaturge. He became known through publications in the field of youth literature as well as through stories in periodical book series.

life and work

Karlheinz Arens was born as the son of Medical Councilor Dr. med. Heinrich Arens was born in Essen. After attending the Burggymnasium, he joined the 1st Warmian Infantry Regiment 150 as a volunteer warrior in the spring of 1918. Arens took part in the trench warfare of Verdun when he was eighteen. After the November revolt of 1918 he was a free corps fighter in Berlin, East Prussia and in the Ruhr area.

Afterwards Karlheinz Arens worked as an editorial volunteer and editor at an art magazine. Years later he became an acting, directing and dramaturgy trainee at the United City Theaters in Bochum and Duisburg and a dramaturge at West German city theaters. In the Second World War Arens was a war correspondent on the submarine 586. After the war Karlheinz Arens worked as a freelance writer in Berlin.

Works (selection)

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  • Essays, short stories, novels, novels, anecdotes, poetry, feature pages, marine life, books for children and young people.
  • Mein Hauptmann, novella, 1933
  • Herzensadel, novel, 1935
  • Ten million, novel, 1936
  • A woman masters her fate, Roman, 1936
  • A woman teaches the value of life, novel, 1936
  • The Secret of the Old Farm, Roman, 1936
  • The Doody Glin Case, novel, 1936
  • The Secret of Cross House, novel, 1937
  • German blue jackets intervene, story, 1937
  • To life and death, novel, 1937
  • The Hour of Revelation, novel, 1938
  • Suspected, novel, 1938
  • Corvette Leipzig on a long journey, narrative, 1938, colonial library
  • The Call to Knowledge, novel, 1939
  • Julian's Calling, novel, 1939
  • Happy Change, novel, 1940
  • Helene's Sacrifice, novel, 1940
  • Escape into a new life, novel, 1940
  • The reporter from Tientsin, narrative, 1941, Aufwärts Verlag Berlin
  • The red ghost, youth story, 1948, EOS-Verlag Berlin-Reinickendorf-Ost
  • Saint Crispin and the virtuous journeyman cobbler, novella, 1948
  • Woman's Pride and Love, Roman, 1950

literature

  • Kürschner's German Literature Calendar (1934, 1939, 1943, 1952, 1958)
  • Nekrolog in Kürschner's German Literature Calendar 1936-1970
  • Wilhelm Kosch German Literature Lexicon. Biographical and bibliographical manual. "The 20th Century". Volume I. Saur Verlag, 2nd edition 2000
personal data
SURNAME Arens, Karlheinz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and dramaturge
DATE OF BIRTH January 15, 1900
PLACE OF BIRTH eat
DATE OF DEATH July 14, 1959
Place of death Berlin