Rudolf Hirschberg

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Rudolf Hirschberg ( pseudonyms : Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura , Rudolf Jura , B. Marinelli , Sebald Wendhus ; born December 31, 1867 in Meißen as Karl Rudolf Hirschberg ; † 1943 ) was a German writer .

Life

Rudolf Hirschberg was the son of the Mayor of Meissen , Karl Richard Hirschberg . After Rudolf Hirschberg had graduated from the Princely School St. Afra in Meißen , he studied law at the University of Leipzig from 1888 to 1892 , but did not pursue his legal career after passing the state examination . He attended the conservatory in Dresden and worked from 1893 to 1897 as an actor on various German stages, a. a. in Königsberg and Breslau . Then he tried his hand at reciting his own comic works on cabaret stages (including in Berlin's “ Überbrettl ”) and variety shows . Hirschberg lived temporarily in Strasbourg , where he married the actress Elisabeth Kramer. From 1902 he was based in Hanover and worked for daily newspapers . He later lived as a freelance writer in Munich and Leipzig .

In addition to his own cabaret texts, Rudolf Hirschbergs published a large number of novels and short stories .

Works

  • The improviser , Naumburg 1895 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • To America , Mühlhausen i. Th. 1896 (under the name Rudolf Jura, together with Alexander Rumpelt)
  • Lawyer Lohmann , Berlin 1902 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The dead lover , Mülheim a. d. Ruhr 1902 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • An impractical person , Berlin [u. a.] 1903 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Obedient spirits , Berlin 1904 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • A great guy , Mannheim 1904 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The love trade , Berlin 1904 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The Sunday Bride , Berlin 1904 (under the name B. Marinelli)
  • Hans im Glück , Leipzig 1905 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Under false suspicion , Berlin 1905 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura, together with Friedrich Thieme )
  • The Variétéprinzessin , Bonn 1905 (under the name Rudolf Jura)
  • Two hundred mark bills. The detective in the "Blue Piglet" , Berlin [u. a.] 1906 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Furnished rooms , Leipzig 1907 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Sensible nonsensical , Berlin 1907 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The Villa des Righteous , Stuttgart 1907 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • True art , Berlin 1907 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The mother-in-law according to notes , Leipzig 1908 (under the name Rudolf Jura)
  • Philistine's children , Berlin 1909 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Primanerliebe , Berlin 1909 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Theater luck! , Berlin 1909 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Theater summer , Berlin 1909 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Cabaret , Leipzig 1910 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Unmasked , Mülheim-Ruhr 1910 (under the name Rudolf Jura)
  • Incredible stories , Nuremberg 1910 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The first fruits , Leipzig 1912 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Hard love , Leipzig 1912 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • A beautiful educator , Leipzig 1912 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Forgive us our debts! , Leipzig 1912 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The magician , Berlin 1912 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Too much love The goddess of joy , Leipzig 1913 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Das Brillantenfräulein , Heilbronn 1914 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The golden hair , Berlin [u. a.] 1916 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Hedda's marriage , Reutlingen 1916 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The school desk of love , Leipzig 1916 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Der Erbneffe , Dresden 1917 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Läuternde Flammen , Dresden 1918 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The ripe fruit of sweet happiness , Dresden 1918 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The second love , Leipzig 1919 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Fame and Love , Leipzig 1920 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The betrayed airship , Berlin [u. a.] 1920 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The bride in the suitcase , Leipzig 1921 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The poisonous rabbits. 78000 Mark , Leipzig 1921 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Krank am Weibe , Munich 1921 (under the name R. Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The price , Leipzig-Stö. 1922 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • The lost self , Leipzig-Stö. 1922 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • Make-up, heart and spotlight , Leipzig-Stö. 1924 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)
  • If you can't, let me tell you something , Leipzig 1924 (under the name Rudolf Hirschberg-Jura)

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Year of death according to personal files of the German Schiller Foundation http://ora-web.swkk.de/dss_online/dss.voll Anzeige1?id=494
personal data
SURNAME Hirschberg, Rudolf
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hirschberg-Jura, Rudolf (full name); Law, Rudolf; Marinelli, B .; Wendhus, Sebald; Hirschberg, Karl Rudolf (birth name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH December 31, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Meissen
DATE OF DEATH 1943