Martin Anger (writer)

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Martin Anger ( pseudonym Joachim Förster ; born January 18, 1914 in Augustusburg ; † 1991 or 1992 ) was a German writer and senior official in Hanover .

Life

Martin Anger, born in the Ore Mountains in 1914, worked as a city administrator in the Lower Saxony state capital. Among other things, he wrote stories, short stories, radio plays and books for young people.

Works (selection)

  • Hans von Gösseln , Martin Anger: 75 years Hanover Tourist Office . 1883–1958 , Hanover: Office for Economic and Transport Promotion, 1958; contents
  • The big Wilhelm Busch book. The most famous and beautiful picture stories / Wilhelm Busch. , Hanover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1959
  • Wild West. The big book of adventures , freely edited, with text drawings by Jochen Vaberg, Hanover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1960
  • Holiday landscapes around Hanover. Exhibition in the Kassenhalle , Hanover: Sparkasse der Hauptstadt, [around 1960]
  • The savior of the Okanees. The Bold Deed of a White Man / Charles Sealsfield. In free adaptation by Martin Anger. Text drawings: Jochen Vaberg , Hannover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1961
  • Battle for the silver mine. Tale from the pioneering days of the American West / Francis Bret Harte. In free arrangement by Martin Anger. Text drawings: Jochen Vaberg , Hannover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1961
  • The mutineers of the Bounty. A dramatic chain of fateful events , with text illustrations by wak, Hannover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1962
  • In the footsteps of Winnetou. Exciting Indian stories , with illustrations by Walter Kellermann, Hanover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1965
    • Hanover: Weichert, 1966
  • Martin Anger (Red.): Music and theater in Herrenhausen. Complete program summer 1966. Published in cooperation with the cultural office of the state capital Hanover , Velber near Hanover: E. Friedrich, 1966
  • Ulrike and Simone. 2 dissimilar sisters / Käthe Theuermeister , edited by Martin Anger. Text drawings by E. Remmers, Hanover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1966
  • The pirate ship of the yellow jackets. An exciting story from the early days of Australia / Charles Nowcraft. In free adaptation by Martin Anger. With text drawings by Jochen Vaberg (= Karobuch ), Hanover: Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, 1971
  • The tiger's molar tooth. 33 short stories , with illustrations by Elke Mühlenbein, Cologne: Point-Press-Verlag, 1977
  • Hermann Loens. Fate and work from today's perspective , Kürten: Point-Press-Verlag, 1978, ISBN 978-3-921890-00-4
  • Poetry and prose from the high bank , Hanover: Moorburg-Verlag
  • Francis Drake. Pirate in the service of his queen (= Weichert books ), Hanover: Weichert, 1980, ISBN 978-3-483-01298-2
  • Quite prosaically. Anthology. German Association of Authors , Hanover: Moorburg-Verlag, 1981, ISBN 978-3-921814-45-1 and ISBN 3-921814-45-6
  • About dealing with course shadows. A cheerful bathing breviary , Zurich: Sanssouci-Verlag, circa 1982, ISBN 978-3-7254-0359-2 and ISBN 3-7254-0359-7
  • Dschingis Khan , Hannover: Weichert, 1983, ISBN 978-3-483-01449-8 and ISBN 3-483-01449-7
  • The Chronicle. Kirchrode in words and pictures , 1st edition, Hanover: TT-Verlag, circa 1983
  • Hannöversches. Hermann Loens. Evaluated and commented on by Martin Anger and Fritz Klein , Hanover: Landbuch-Verlag, 1983, ISBN 978-3-7842-0281-5 and ISBN 3-7842-0281-0
  • Karl Baedeker (text), Martin Anger (arrangement): Hannover. City guide , 3rd edition, Freiburg im Breisgau: Baedeker, 1983, ISBN 978-3-87954-058-7 and ISBN 3-87954-058-6 ; contents
  • Ernst-Wilhelm Bussmann, Martin Anger, Heino Petersen: Hermann Löns. The poet of the Lüneburg Heath. A short biography and appreciation. With a presentation of the "Heidemuseum Walsrode", a description of the "Hof der Heidmark" in Fallingbostel and the "7 stone houses" near Ostenholz , Walsrode: Association of Hermann Löns circles in Germany and Austria, 1984
  • Hanover. By Volkhard Hofer . With texts by Martin Anger and an introduction by August-Friedrich Teschemacher , Hameln; Hannover: Sponholtz Verlag, 1984, ISBN 978-3-87766-056-0 and ISBN 3-87766-056-8
  • Word fields. An anthology by the German Association of Authors (= Series Manuscripts , Volume 116), Hannoversch Münden: Gauke, 1986, ISBN 978-3-87998-926-3 and ISBN 3-87998-926-5

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Information in the catalog of the German National Library
  2. ↑ a b o. V .: Anger, Martin in the database of Niedersächsische Personen ( new entry required ) of the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library - Niedersächsische Landesbibliothek [undated], last accessed on January 2, 2020
  3. ^ Rudolf Klein : Anger, Martin , in ders .: Niedersachsenlexikon . Everything you need to know about the state of Lower Saxony , Frankfurt am Main: Umschau-Verlag, 1969, p. 12
personal data
SURNAME Anger, Martin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Förster, Joachim (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German civil servant and writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 18, 1914
PLACE OF BIRTH Augustusburg
DATE OF DEATH 1991 or 1992