Walter Obschlager

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Walter Obschlager (* 1943 in Knonau ) is a Swiss German studies specialist. From 1981 to 2008 he was head of the Max Frisch Archive at the ETH Zurich .

Life

Walter Obschlager initially completed an apprenticeship as a commercial clerk. Later he studied German, history and ethnology at the University of Zurich as a second educational path. From 1981 he built up the Max Frisch Archive, which he headed until 2008. In addition, he worked as a secondary school teacher for German and history until 2000 and as a lecturer at the Department of Humanities and Political Sciences at ETH Zurich from 2001 to 2011.

Works

As an author

As editor

  • Switzerland as home? Trials over 50 years. Edited and with an afterword by Walter Obschlager. Frankfurt am Main 1990. ISBN 978-3518402573
  • Besides, I'm always completely alone . Correspondence with his mother in 1933, reports from the ice hockey world championship in Prague, travel articles. Edited by Walter Obschlager. Frankfurt am Main 2000. ISBN 3-518-41156-X

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Authors: Walter Obschlager - they hear. Retrieved July 28, 2017 .