Walter Köster

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Walter Köster (born January 30, 1903 in Altefähr , Rügen district ; † January 24, 1991 in Bad Bevensen ) was a German teacher and writer .

Life

Born the son of a station master, Köster grew up in Samtens on the island of Rügen . He first attended the secondary school in Bergen on Rügen , then the preparatory institute in Tribsees and finally the teachers' seminar in Franzburg . He worked as a teacher on Rügen, then in Stralsund . In World War II he served as a soldier.

He experienced the end of the Second World War in a hospital in Freden (Leine) . He did not go back to Western Pomerania , which was now in the Soviet Zone , but stayed in Freden. Here he worked again as a teacher from 1949, from 1957 until his retirement in 1966 as a secondary school teacher. He was the head of the adult education center, head of the tourist association and local homeworker .

Köster published as a writer, partly in Low German , stage works , radio plays and poetry . He was awarded the Freudenthal Prize in 1962 .

Works (selection)

  • De Hochtiedshannel. Comedy in 3 trips. Mahnke, Verden 1940. (Low German Comedy)
  • Singing from the Immenburg . 1957. (poems)
  • Burning heart . (= Series of publications by the Alfeld Local History Museum, Leine , No. 13). Röllinghausen 1963. (Poems)
  • The shroud has no pockets . European publishing house, Vienna 1968. (poems)

Radio plays

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literature

  • Fritz Raeck : Pomeranian literature. Samples and dates. Pommerscher Zentralverband, Hamburg 1969, p. 340.

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