Peter Pallat

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Peter Pallat (born September 21, 1901 in Halensee , † 1992 in Freiburg im Breisgau ) was a German game designer and godchild of the poet Otto Erich Hartleben . 1988 was his game Scalino on the selection list for Game of the Year .

Life

Peter Pallat was born as the son of the Prussian ministerial official and reform pedagogue Ludwig Pallat (1867–1946) and his wife Annemarie Pallat, b. Hartleben (1875–1972), sister of the poet Otto Erich Hartleben , was born. He grew up in Berlin-Wannsee together with his siblings Rosemarie , Rolf and Marianne on Otto-Erich-Straße. After studying architecture, he lived and worked as a graduate engineer. Architect in Freiburg i. Br., Berlin and in Göttingen. There he founded in 1965 the "Citizens' Association".

Pallat invented his first game “Sternrupfen” in 1917/1920. This game did not come onto the German game market until 1932 from the market leader Ravensburger . After that, numerous games were published by various publishers. Pallat died at the age of 90.

Works

  • Peter Pallat: Playbook for tall people. Verlag Lebendiges Wissen, Berlin 1957

Ludography (selection)

  • 1996 "Boomerang", The Game
  • 1986 "Storm Cloud from the Northwest", Herder Verlag
  • 1984 "Rescue flight", Herder Verlag
  • 1981 "Jungle", Edition Guinea Fowl, reprinted 1984 by Spear
  • 1981 "Göttinger Turmspiel", Edition Guinea Fowl
  • 1980 “Scalino”, edition guinea fowl; 1982 Bütehorn ; 1988 Abra ; 1996 Abacus Games
  • 1979 "Spirakel", edition guinea fowl,
  • 1978 "Pyramid", Edition Guinea Fowl
  • 1976 "Boomerang", Ravensburger
  • 1972 "Kombikub", Herder Verlag
  • 1965 "Safari", the game chest
  • 1964 "Bus Stop", the game chest
  • 1961 "Legefix", HABA- Habermaaß GmbH
  • 1958 “Like you me”, Ravensburger
  • 1938 “Build your house” Ravensburger
  • 1937 "Springinsfeld", Ravensburger
  • 1936 “Sausage against sausage”, Ravensburger
  • 1936 "Up the stairs - down the stairs", Ravensburger
  • 1935 "Endless happiness", Ravensburger
  • 1934 “The Colorful Wreath”, Ravensburger
  • 1933 “Stop! Smuggler's ship! ”, Ravensburger
  • 1932 “Sternrupfen”, Ravensburger

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Annual overview 1992 ( Memento of the original from May 12, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at Spielwiese Online @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.spielwiese.at
personal data
SURNAME Pallat, Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German game designer and godchild of the poet Otto Erich Hartleben
DATE OF BIRTH September 21, 1901
PLACE OF BIRTH Halensee
DATE OF DEATH 1992
Place of death Freiburg in Breisgau