Till Eulenberg

Till Raoul Hugo Eulenberg (born February 4, 1906 in Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth ; † December 1, 1976 there ) was a German journalist and publisher .

After many years of apprenticeship in Paris and London, the eldest son of Herbert Eulenberg and Hedda Eulenberg founded the literary sales office Die Faehre in Kaiserswerth in 1929 , which primarily represented the reprinting rights of the authors from Rudolf G. Binding to René Schickele , who were members of the Rhenish Poet Association . In 1936, due to political unreliability, he was denied the newly introduced qualification of the editor to manage such correspondence . He was advertised for a Berlin pharmaceutical plant and returned to his father's house after his military service in the Navy in 1945. His publishing house Die Faehre was one of the first book publishers licensed in Düsseldorf after the war. In this company he mainly devoted himself to the works of his father, published his mother's book of memoirs, Im Doppelglück von Kunst und Leben , edited Hans Müller-Schlösser's dictionary How the Düsseldorfer thinks and speaks and had another great success with the maér von der musa expressionistica by Alfred Richard Meyer .

Web links

• Till Eulenberg on the website of the city of Düsseldorf

Individual evidence

• WDR Prisma des Westens December 9, 1964 Tranquility and Art Nouveau Editor: Gerhard Herm