Paul Berglar-Schröer

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Paul Berglar-Schröer ( pseudonym : Paul Bergenholt , born February 26, 1884 in Rheydt , † September 12, 1944 in Darmstadt ) was a German journalist and writer .

Life

After graduating from high school in Rheydt, Paul Berglar-Schröer began studying with Eduard Gebhardt at the Düsseldorf Art Academy , but after one semester he switched to studying law , literature , history and art history at the universities of Bonn and Munich . He completed his studies with a legal traineeship and from 1911 worked as a journalist and editor in Kiel , Duisburg , Hanover and editor-in-chief in Kassel and Oldenburg - interrupted by the war on the western front, from which he returned home with a severe wound.

In 1921 he became chief editor of the Darmstädter Tälichen Anzeiger , which was published in the Hessische Landeszeitung in 1922 and Berglar-Schröer took over the theater and art department. At the same time he worked for the Darmstädter Zeitung . In 1934 he became chairman of the local Reich Association of the German Press .

He died in the night of the fire with the destruction of Darmstadt on September 11, 1944 in his house.

His son was the doctor, historian and publicist Peter Berglar (1919–1989).

Act

Berglar-Schröer published novels and stories with a folk tendency from the mid-twenties . During the time of National Socialism he wrote as a freelance writer in the spirit of the regime: The book "Der heilige Antimarx", published in 1935, has the subtitle "Novel from the days of struggle"; three books appeared as field post editions during the Second World War , so they were state-subsidized reading material for members of the Wehrmacht; the novel The fire-breathing mountain was included in the archive of apabiz eV (anti-fascist press archive and education center Berlin eV).

After the end of the Second World War, his book Der heilige Antimarx (Kulturpolitischer Verlag; Berlin, Leipzig, Munich 1935) was placed on the list of literature to be sorted out in the Soviet occupation zone . In the German Democratic Republic , this list was followed by his Der Mann aus dem Saetersdal (Enßlin & Laiblin, Reutlingen 1937). According to another list, all of his writings were to be sorted out. None of his texts were reprinted after 1945.

Fonts

  • Around the home courtyard. Barel OK 1926.
  • Mountain farmers. Graz 1931.
  • Peasants in need. Graz 1933.
  • It was about the fields. Wroclaw 1933.
  • The trip to Wesel. Wroclaw 1933.
  • The holy Antimarx. Berlin 1935.
  • Frigge. Salzburg 1936.
  • The nail forge. Saarlautern 1936.
  • The path of Maria Erdhalter. Reutlingen 1936.
  • The man from Saetersdal. Reutlingen 1937.
  • Peter Uhlein. Reutlingen 1937.
  • The liberated. Reutlingen 1938.
  • Oath is an oath. Salzburg 1938.
  • Everything goes its way. Salzburg 1939.
  • Jonna and Johannes. Salzburg 1940.
  • The fire-breathing mountain. People's Association of Book Friends . Wegweiser-Verlag GmbH, Berlin 1941. 380 pp. (2nd volume of the 23rd (general) annual series)
  • The way of sacrifice. Dresden 1943.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Paul Berglar-Schröer , Stadtlexiko Darmstadt, accessed on February 14, 2016
  2. ^ Peter Berglar: Metternich: coachman of Europe, doctor of the revolutions. Musterschmidt, Göttingen 1973, p. 4.
  3. ↑ Information from apabiz dated August 11, 2014
  4. ↑ List of literature to be sorted out on polunbi.de
  5. ↑ List of literature to be sorted out on polunbi.de
  6. ↑ http://images.library.wisc.edu/History/EFacs/GerRecon/Magistrat/reference/history.magistrat.i0006.pdf List A1 of Nazi authors
personal data
SURNAME Berglar-Schröer, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bergenholt, Paul (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH February 26, 1884
PLACE OF BIRTH Rheydt
DATE OF DEATH September 12, 1944
Place of death Darmstadt