Ludwig Juergens

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Ludwig Jürgens (born August 8, 1893 in Hamburg ; † December 26, 1966 there ) was a German writer .

Life

Ludwig Juergens' grave, Ohlsdorf cemetery

Ludwig Jürgens completed a commercial apprenticeship after attending primary school . He worked as a commercial clerk until 1928 , after which he lived as a freelance writer in Hamburg . Jürgens was married to the writer Gertrud Jürgens-Lützen .

Ludwig Jürgens was the author of novels , short stories and poems ; he published works in the standard German language as well as those in Hamburger Platt . He achieved his greatest success with the Hamburg novel Stadt im Seewind , published in 1932 , of which over 80,000 copies had been sold by the mid- 1950s .

Ludwig Jürgens was buried in the Ohlsdorf cemetery in Hamburg, grid square Bq 73 ( Sorbusallee near the Bramfeld entrance).

Works in the standard German language

  • Court figures , Celle 1925
  • Sankt Pauli , Hamburg 1930
  • City in the sea breeze , Hamburg 1932
  • Kehrwieder , Hamburg 1933
  • Our daily bread , Hamburg 1935
  • Anna-Susanna , Hamburg 1936
  • Luck on the scales , Hamburg 1938
  • Peter Lührs , Hamburg 1940
  • Werden and Reifen , Hamburg 1943
  • Inge. Dolores , Hamburg 1946

Works in Low German

  • Sünnkringel and rain clumps , Hamburg 1925
  • Dree Mann in Heben un annere Biller , Hamburg 1929
  • Oodje Keunig and other stories from de Woterkant , Hamburg 1930
  • Schoster Pickenpack un annere Soken for vergneugte Minschen , Hamburg 1930
  • Teihn lütte Buttjes , Hamburg 1933
  • Een wunnerscheun Dag , Hamburg 1956

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Celebrity Graves
personal data
SURNAME Juergens, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 8, 1893
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH December 26, 1966
Place of death Hamburg