Otto Kindler

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Otto Ernst Karl Kindler ( pseudonyms : Matthias Brandner , OK von Koburg , CE Reldnik , born August 20, 1905 in Coburg , † April 23, 1962 in Feuchtwangen ) was a German director , actor and writer .

Life

Otto Kindler worked as a director in Komotau and Marienbad . From the end of the thirties he was also active as a writer. After the Second World War he founded the " Kreuzgangspiele " in Feuchtwangen , which he directed from 1949 to 1952.

Otto Kindler was the author of adventure literature . While he wrote primarily for the magazine novel market until 1945 , he was successful as a youth book author in the post-war period . A number of Kindler's titles that appeared during the Third Reich were on the " List of Literature to be Separated " in the Soviet Zone in 1946 because of their nationalistic or blatantly anti-British tendencies .

Works

  • The torero , Berlin 1937
  • Ireland's enslavement , Berlin 1939
  • Robbery of the German colonies , Berlin 1939
  • How Gibraltar became English , Berlin 1939
  • Bloody Sudan , Berlin 1940
  • Hearts in the Storm , Berlin 1940
  • Hell Sevastopol , Berlin 1940
  • Battle for Malta , Berlin 1940
  • The master thief of the unknown world , Berlin 1940
  • Opium War in China , Berlin 1940
  • Pirates in front of Puerto Belo , Berlin 1940
  • Rebels in Malta , Berlin 1940
  • Satan in Palestine , Berlin 1940
  • The black and brown dogs , Berlin 1940
  • Martial law in Ireland , Berlin 1940
  • The Star of Akaba , Berlin 1940
  • The voice of the Irgun , Berlin 1940
  • Thomas Paine , Berlin 1940
  • The Tiger of Bengal , Berlin 1940
  • Around Spain's silver ships , Berlin 1940
  • Under the dragon banner , Berlin 1940
  • Betrayal of Ceylon , Berlin 1940
  • The Tsar's Ring , Berlin 1941
  • The red pipe , B.-Leipa 1941
  • Sea war against Holland , Berlin 1941
  • The white devil , Berlin 1943
  • Cabal and love , Munich 1950
  • The Triton hammer , Hanover 1951
  • Dance of Death in Venice , Hanover 1951
  • The ghost ship , Stuttgart 1952
  • The land of silence , Stuttgart 1952
  • The doomed city , Stuttgart 1952
  • The Queen's Gardens , Stuttgart 1953
  • The captives of the pirate king , Stuttgart 1953
  • The mysterious journey of the Arriaza , Stuttgart 1953
  • Only one person loved him (under the name OK von Koburg), Bad Pyrmont 1953
  • Das Glück von Sesenheim , (under the name OK von Koburg), Bad Pyrmont 1953
  • I couldn't resist love (under the name OK von Koburg), Bad Pyrmont 1953
  • Love in chains , (under the name OK von Koburg), Bad Pyrmont 1953
  • Montezuma's treasure , Stuttgart 1953
  • The flying ship , Stuttgart 1954
  • Glück ohne Ruh , (under the name OK von Koburg), Bad Pyrmont 1954
  • Conspiracy on board , Stuttgart 1954
  • Waldtraut, the forester girl , (under the name Matthias Brandner), Stuttgart 1954
  • The miracle of love , (under the name OK von Koburg), Bad Pyrmont 1954
  • Waldtraut on the prowl , (under the name Matthias Brandner), Stuttgart 1955
  • Waldtraut and the mountain summer , (under the name Matthias Brandner), Stuttgart 1955
  • Waldtrauts Winterfreuden , (under the name Matthias Brandner), Stuttgart 1956
  • Station in space , (under the name CE Reldnick), Rastatt 1956 (Pabel Utopia Zukunftsroman 78)
  • Jörg Freymuth, a German naval hero , Stuttgart 1960

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personal data
SURNAME Kindler, Otto
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Brandner, Matthias (pseudonym); Koburg, OK from (pseudonym); Reldnik, CE (pseudonym); Kindler, Otto Ernst Karl (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German director, actor and writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 20, 1905
PLACE OF BIRTH Coburg
DATE OF DEATH April 23, 1962
Place of death Wet cheeks