Paul Schulze-Berghof

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Paul Schulze-Berghof ( pseudonym for Paul Schulze ; born April 16, 1873 in Landsberg an der Warthe , † March 28, 1947 in Bergholz-Rehbrücke ) was a German writer .

Life

Paul Schulze-Berghof was the son of an electricity foreman . He spent his childhood in the Havelland , the Warthebruch and the Oderbruch . After his confirmation , Schulze-Berghof completed an apprenticeship at the preparatory institute in Königsberg in the Neumark as well as at the teachers' seminar there , which he successfully completed in 1893. He then worked as a primary school teacher in the Küstrin region , in Alt-Driebnitz and Reitwein . In 1896 he was transferred to Wandsbek near Hamburg . He conducted extensive private studies, especially in the fields of art and literature. After he had published a number of essayistic works since 1905 , he gave up teaching in 1912; he lived as a freelance writer in Munich , Berlin and Potsdam .

Paul Schulze-Berghof was the author of novels , short stories , essays and plays . His narrative works on topics from the time of Frederick the Great were particularly successful .

Works

  • Schiller and the art educators , Leipzig 1905
  • The cultural mission of our poetry , Leipzig
    • 1 (1908)
    • 2 (1916)
  • National Festival and Teacher Training , Leipzig 1910
  • The national stage and people's celebration for Frederick the Great , Berlin 1911
  • The mullein , Leipzig 1912
  • Edelinge , Munich 1916
  • The King's Son , Munich 1916
  • The beautiful Sabine , Munich 1916
  • Am Urdsquell , Munich 1917
  • Demons in us , Munich 1917
  • Big game fire , Munich 1919
  • Contemporary thoughts on Ibsen's "Peer Gynt" , Leipzig 1919
  • The green bag , Munich 1920
  • Ibsen's "Emperors and Galileans" as a symbol of the time , Rudolstadt (Thür.) 1923
  • Wetterstein Powers , Leipzig 1924
  • The violin maker von Absam , Leipzig 1925
  • Kattes last hours , Leipzig 1925
  • Königarbeit , Frankfurt a. M. 1925
  • Volkbert's act , Dresden 1926
  • The Diamantenmichel , Berlin 1932
  • The fettered Goethe , Berlin [u. a.] 1932
  • Schiller, the victim , Berlin [a. a.] 1933
  • Spartacus, the Illuminati General , Berlin [u. a.] 1934
  • The last Nerthus Festival on Helgoland , Leipzig 1935
  • The bride of the red grenadier , Berlin 1939
  • King and fool in play , Berlin-Schöneberg 1941
  • Warthebruch Magic , Berlin 1944
  • Bera's demon , Hanover 1949
  • Heideliebe , Hanover 1950

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Paul Schulze-Berghof. In: Zeitstimmen. Literature and everyday life in Berlin-Brandenburg. Retrieved January 29, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Schulze-Berghof, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schulze, Paul (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH April 16, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH Landsberg on the Warta
DATE OF DEATH March 28, 1947
Place of death Bergholz-Rehbrücke