Max Kronberg

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Max Kronberg (born December 4, 1884 in Breslau , † after 1938) was a German writer .

Life

Max Kronberg was the author of historical , biographical and entertaining novels with which he achieved success with reading audiences in the 1930s. The novel Nefertiti , published in 1934, was reprinted several times until the 1950s .

Works

  • Hello - Leo is getting married! Leipzig 1929
  • Youth at the start . Leipzig 1929
  • The luck with Brigitte . Leipzig 1930
  • Lord Rudi and his five loved ones . Leipzig 1930
  • The adventures of the beautiful Lisott . Leipzig 1931
  • The big craze . Leipzig 1931
  • The hellhound . Leipzig 1931
  • King Kim of Kanaka . Leipzig 1931
  • Fire magic . Leipzig 1932
  • Young Siegfried . Leipzig 1933
  • The blonde cuckoo . Leipzig 1934
  • Nefertiti . Leipzig 1934
  • Ramses . Leipzig 1935
  • The victory of the melody . Leipzig 1935
  • A summer magic . Hamburg 1936
  • Anita, Anita! . Hamburg 1937
  • King and artist . Leipzig 1937
  • The secret of the Stolzenburg . Hamburg 1938
  • King Waltz . Leipzig 1938
  • Women around Richard Wagner . Berlin 1939
personal data
SURNAME Kronberg, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH 4th December 1884
PLACE OF BIRTH Wroclaw
DATE OF DEATH 20th century