Paul Richter (writer)

Paul Richter (born July 6, 1873 in Berlin , † June 4, 1945 in Schönberg , Mecklenburg ) was a German doctor and writer .

Life

Born as the son of a furniture manufacturer in Berlin , he studied medicine in Freiburg, Greifswald and Berlin. After completing his doctorate, he first worked as a spa doctor in Berg Dievenow in the Cammin district , then as an assistant doctor, later as a senior doctor in Königsberg i. Pr. From 1901 he worked as a gynecologist in Stettin .

Richter published several works as a writer . Three of his tracks were broadcast on Stettin in 1927 . He was a member of the Masonic Lodge Three Golden Anchors for Love and Loyalty in Stettin.

Works

Mason the Wise. An allegorical poetry . 1909.
Gunderot, the poet and sufferer. Lyric novella . North German publishing house for literature and art, Stettin 1919.
Sounding world. Selected poems . AW Zickfeldt, Osterwieck 1926.
Nativity scene and cross. Two circles of poetry from the life of Jesus . Alfred Töpelmann, Giessen 1928.

literature

Fritz Raeck : Pomeranian literature. Samples and dates. Pomeranian Central Association, Hamburg 1969, p. 351.

Web links

Paul Richter in the German Broadcasting Archive

Individual evidence

↑ When I was a king and a bricklayer. Masonic poetry from four centuries. An anthology with 90 portraits by Oskar Stocker. Kindle Edition 1916 (sources and illustrations on European Freemasonry 19, edited by Heinz Sichrovsky)

personal data
SURNAME	Judge, Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German doctor and writer
DATE OF BIRTH	July 6, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH	Berlin
DATE OF DEATH	June 4, 1945
Place of death	Schönberg , State of Mecklenburg

[1] When I was a king and a bricklayer. Masonic poetry from four centuries. An anthology with 90 portraits by Oskar Stocker. Kindle Edition 1916 (sources and illustrations on European Freemasonry 19, edited by Heinz Sichrovsky)