Rudolf Habetin

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Rudolf Habetin (born September 21, 1902 in Leipzig , † February 18, 1986 in Cologne ) was a German writer .

Life

Rudolf Habetin attended a citizens ' school in Leipzig and then a teachers' seminar . He studied then German and Modern Languages at the University of Leipzig and Paris . He completed this course with the state examination for teaching at secondary schools; In 1933 he received his doctorate in philosophy with a thesis on Friedrich Hölderlin . He was a teacher and since 1940 as a teacher at schools in the Erzgebirge , in Berlin and Leipzig operates. He took part in the Second World War as a soldier in the Wehrmacht and was taken prisoner by the Americans . After the end of the war he worked again as a teacher, first in Bamberg and from 1952 in Cologne .

Rudolf Habetin's literary work, which also includes short stories and essays , consists mainly of poems . The author, whose poetry is stylistically strongly influenced by late expressionism , often wrote poems on topics such as nature and transience, as well as urban poetry .

Rudolf Habetin was a member of the PEN Center of the Federal Republic of Germany , the Association of German Writers , the European Authors 'Association “Die Kogge” and the Ruhr-Mark authors' group . In 1932 he received the Leipzig City Literature Prize, the West German Broadcasting Prize in 1956 and the Hermann Sudermann Foundation Prize in 1976 .

Works

  • Roses and thorns , Leipzig 1922
  • Dark flowers , Leipzig 1925
  • Sages of bliss and woe , Schwarzenberg i. Sat. 1927
  • You in time , Schwarzenberg / Sa. 1933
  • The poetry of Hölderlin in relation to the poetry of Goethe and Schiller , Leipzig 1933
  • Eternal Electricity , Stuttgart [u. a.] 1939
  • Rest in the transitory , Düsseldorf [a. a.] 1954
  • Earthly track , Düsseldorf [a. a.] 1962
  • Zwieklang our time , Düsseldorf [a. a.] 1962
  • Allotted time , Duisburg 1984

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