Oswald Blassnig

Oswald Blassnig (born August 27, 1948 in Lienz ) is a retired Austrian teacher and school director.

Life

Blassnig was in the Tyrolean school service. He also worked as a writer and received several literary prizes for his book publications. He also plays the organ , piano , accordion and works as a freelance artist. He works as a volunteer cook (LAP) in the Franciscan monastery in Lienz.

Fonts

• With all due respect, Mr. O! - Munich: Vindobona, [2017], OCLC 1030303564
• Ringing together: Textsaat - Frankfurt, M.: August von Goethe Literaturverlag , 2009, OCLC 463791135
• Ignaz, the tramp - Thaur, Tyrol: Österreichischer Kulturverlag, 1987
• Here and there presents location and travel pictures from the Lienzer wall newspaper, as well as articles from the Christoph Zanon literary competitions 2000, 2002 and 2004 (co-author: Uwe Ladstädter ), 2006, OCLC 145624024
• Wie ein silent Löwe , 2006, 120 p., DIGANA (publisher), ISBN 978-3-85400-037-2

Awards

• 1981 Christianity and world change.
• 1988 Adolf Schärf Fund to promote science and art.
• 2000 Christoph Zanon Literature Prize.
• 2001 poetry competition of the national library of German-language poetry.

Web links

• Literature by and about Oswald Blassnig in the catalog of the German National Library
• Literature by and about Oswald Blassnig in the bibliographic database WorldCat
• Website of Oswald Blassnig
• Profound and humorous: An evening with Oswald Blassnig, In: osttirol-heute.at
• Oswald Blassnig, With all due respect, Mr. O !, In: read.tibs.at

Individual evidence

1. ↑ “Knowing how to do it right”: Completed the culinary apprenticeship at the age of 70. The retired teacher Oswald Blassnig has been providing the Lienz Franciscan Brothers with culinary care since 2010. Now he can call himself a cook with a final apprenticeship exam, In: Tiroler Tageszeitung
2. ^ Christianity and world change, literary prize awarded by the Circle for Culture and Education, Telfs, In: orawww.uibk.ac.at
3. ↑ Christoph Zanon Literature Prize, On the subject of “The mountains reach up to heaven”, In: orawww.uibk.ac.at
4. ↑ Poetry competition of the National Library of German-Language Poetry, In: orawww.uibk.ac.at