Kurt Steinkrauss

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Kurt Steinkrauss (born August 23, 1915 in Berlin-Tempelhof , Germany ; † October 3, 2013 in Berlin-Neukölln ) was a German dialect poet .

Life

After successfully completing secondary school, he trained as a dental technician. In 1932 he met Hans Albers in Berlin , who encouraged him to attend drama school. From 1933 onwards, Lucie Höflich's first poems were read on the radio. Later he founded the amateur actor group Tempelhof. Between 1945 and 1955 he carried out various activities in the theater (head of the cabaret "Eulenspiegel") as a director, actor or copywriter. From 1980 he was a member of the International Dialect Institute Innsbruck .

It became popular through Harald Juhnke's RIAS broadcast , which was regularly introduced with a poem by the author.

Works

  • "Life, Death and Dreams" 1978
  • "Heißjeliebtet Berlin" 1979–1981, Schwarzrotbuchverlag
  • "Dat Hämikin" 1981
  • “Jeliebtet Berlin” / 100 poems in Berlin dialect 1984, Stapp-Verlag
  • "Heißjeliebtet Berlin" / 136 poems in Berlin dialect 1984, Stapp-Verlag
  • "Four-poster bed and fried potatoes" / 100 poems in Berlin dialect 1985, Stapp-Verlag
  • "Soon bit tenderness" 1986, M&N Boesche-Verlag
  • "Für'n Appel und 'n Ei" 1987
  • New edition of "Heißjeliebtet Berlin" 1996, Schwarzrotbuchverlag

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personal data
SURNAME Steinkrauss, Kurt
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German dialect poet
DATE OF BIRTH August 23, 1915
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin-Tempelhof , Germany
DATE OF DEATH 3rd October 2013
Place of death Berlin-Neukölln