Paul Gerhard Zeidler

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Paul Gerhard Zeidler (born August 11, 1879 in Meißen , † July 14, 1947 in Berlin ) was a German writer .

Works

Embossing on the book cover Polarfahrten , Berlin 1927
  • Elisabeth von Platen , Berlin 1921
  • Elisabeth, Empress of Austria, Queen of Hungary, the Leidgekrönte , Berlin 1923
  • The illegitimate , Oranienburg 1926
  • Bianca Capello, the enchantress of Venice , Berlin-Schöneberg 1927
  • The big thieves , Wittenberg 1927 (together with Alfred Semerau)
  • Polar trips , Berlin 1927
  • The fallen idol , Berlin 1928
  • The great fighters , Wittenberg, district Halle 1928 (together with Alfred Semerau)
  • Die Große Maitressen , Wittenberg, District Halle 1928 (together with Alfred Semerau)
  • Catherine the Great , historical novel. Peter J. Oestergaard Verlag, Berlin-Schöneberg 1929
  • Ignez de Castro, Berlin-Schöneberg 1931
  • Heroes in the Eternal Ice , Leipzig 1935
  • Through desert sand and sunburn , Berlin 1936
  • Yorck von Wartenburg, Prussian field marshal , Berlin-Schöneberg 1936
  • Blue haze makes world history , Leipzig 1939 (together with Arthur-Heinz Lehmann)
  • Francesco Crispi, the Italian lawyer , Berlin 1939
  • On a golden swing , Berlin 1940
  • Jakob Fugger the Rich , Dresden 1943
  • Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen , Berlin [a. a.] 1947

Editing

  • Despite all violence , Berlin 1937
  • Wind force 9, sails tight! , Berlin 1940

Translations

personal data
SURNAME Zeidler, Paul Gerhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 11, 1879
PLACE OF BIRTH Meissen
DATE OF DEATH July 14, 1947
Place of death Berlin