Oswald Rathmann

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August Oswald Ernst Rathmann (born May 7, 1901 in Magdeburg , † September 15, 1957 in Mähringen ) was a German homeland poet.

Life

His parents were the railway chief secretary Friedrich Oswald Rathmann and Amalie Marie Luise, geb. Messerschmidt. He went to secondary school in Delitzsch and later to a private school in Leipzig . In 1919 he followed his father to the railroad, and later switched to the Bitterfeld coal mine as an apprentice . From 1925 he began to write short stories, short stories, stories for children and young people and novels. In addition, he wrote numerous historical and local history articles in many newspapers. After marrying Dorothea Böttcher in 1935, Rathmann moved to Herrenberg , later to Bebenhausen and finally to Mähringen . The marriage resulted in two sons, Traugott Oswald (* 1938 ) and Hartmut (* August 21, 1941 ).

Rathmann's stories mostly deal with historical, local history and Christian topics.

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In addition to numerous local history and historical articles in newspapers and magazines (e.g. Kosmos , Ronneburger Anzeiger, Ronneburger Heimatblätter, Gothaische Tageblatt, Sachsen-Altenburgischer patriotic history and house calendar) Rathmann published novels, short stories as well as children's and youth stories. These were also published in various Christian magazines, such as Immergrün, Christrosen, Helping hands, youth bells, the Christian folk teller or way flowers. In 1941 he received the third prize for his contribution "Soldier goes on the - toad hunt" in the magazine Kosmos.

  • Martin und das Rotschwänzchen Small youth edition 12, 8 pages without year.
  • A lot of good singing is probably there . Bertelsmann publishing house, Gütersloh, 1930–32
  • Merten Futterschneider's great hatred. A history from Altbarnstädt from 1641. Querfurter Heimatblätter Third Part No. 3, 1932
  • Twelve little known Luther histories . Bethel publishing house, Wandsbek, 1933, * White star flowers . Youth bells Volume 1, Anker Verlag 1934
  • How the Peterle made it to the Christ Child . Youth bells Volume 5, Anker Verlag, 1934
  • Marlenchen , in: Immergrün Volume 54, Quell Verlag, 1936
  • Always practice faithfulness and honesty . Youth bells Volume 11, Anker Verlag, 1937
  • Go out, my heart, and looking for Freud , youth bells Volume 12, Anker Verlag, 1937
  • Mariensee , Bad Blankenburg, Harfe Verlag, 1940
  • Out of service short story in: K. Müller (Ed.): The light shines behind the clouds. Short stories from recent times . Johannes Hermann Verlag, Zwickau, undated (~ 1940)
  • Do I have to leave everything one day? Short story in: K. Müller (Ed.): The light shines behind the clouds. Short stories from recent times. Johannes Hermann Verlag, Zwickau, undated (~ 1940)
  • Packan and Kläfferle (Wegblumen, issue 24, partial edition with the wrong author name "Oskar Rathmann"), Christliches Verlagshaus, 32 pp., 1940
  • Marx the hero of Herrenberg , Bremen, Anker Verlag, 1941
  • Across the ocean in a plane. From the life of the ocean conqueror Ehrenfried Günther Freiherr von Hünefeld (Christrosen, issue 194), bookstore of the Evangelical Society, Wuppertal-Elberfeld 1941.
  • The Himmelhofbauer , Constance i. B., Christl. Publishing house
  • In a small town , Harp Verlag, 1942
  • Mother Lorenz , Bremen, Anker Verlag,
  • White star flowers. - Youth bells, issue 1, around 1942
  • Gertraud Bernhardi , the first pastor's wife after the Reformation. Katharina von Boras strange Easter festival, the flight of the nine nuns from the Nimbschen monastery , Zwickau, publishing house and printing Johannes Herrmann, 2nd ed. Evang. Publishing company 1965
  • Master Peter, Doctor Luther's good friend , Zwickau, Johannes Herrmann Verlag, 2nd ed. Berlin, Evang. Publishing house, 1968
  • Don't get angry!
  • The sun follows the fog
  • Achim clears a case , Bad Blankenburg, Harfe Verlag
  • Bianka and her father , Bad Blankenburg, Harfe Verlag
  • Veronika assumes , Bremen, Anker Verlag
  • Heiner goes to the country
  • Around the Friedenstein -
  • Gotha as reflected in the Leipzig Chronicle
  • On the history of a Gotha house
  • Engelchen (Wegblumen, No. 33), Stuttgart, Christian publishing house, 31 pages, 1951
  • And sweep everything for the best , (Wegblumen, Issue 3), Stuttgart, Christian publishing house
  • Marlenchen (Immergrün-Heft 324, also in Immergrün Kleinband No. 4), Quell-Verlag der evangel. Society Stuttgart
  • Horst stands his man (Immergrün Heft 349), Quell Verlag der evangel. Stuttgart Society, 1949
  • Traveling people
  • Gabriele , 46S. with ill., Christl. Stuttgart publishing house, approx. 1930
  • The five stone crosses
personal data
SURNAME Rathmann, Oswald
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rathmann, August Oswald Ernst (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German homeland poet
DATE OF BIRTH May 7, 1901
PLACE OF BIRTH Magdeburg
DATE OF DEATH September 15, 1957
Place of death Mahringen