Werner Schrader (Author)

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Werner Schrader (born February 6, 1928 in Bremen -Aumund; † August 27, 2007 ) was a German educator and author of books for children and young people.

Life

After finishing school, Schrader learned to be an electrician. After the end of the Second World War, he successfully completed his studies. From 1951 he worked as a primary school teacher in Bremen-Nord.

Works

Schrader has written a large number of children's books in which, as the father of several children, he has dealt with the experiences within his family. A particularly good relationship emerges with his wife, to whom, as a loyal mother, he also dedicated various children's books. His works are characterized by a pronounced understanding of morality. In a funny way, he points out their wrongdoing to those protagonists who behave immorally according to the applicable social norms. At the same time he advertises in a humorous way for understanding and tolerance between people. In addition to the stories, he wrote radio plays and plays.

Children's books (date of first and last edition)

  • The darn station building, 65, 77
  • Pico-Piki's great journey 68, 79
  • Captain Snieders big [sic!] Trip 71, 78
  • Knasterbax and Siebenschütz 71, 78
  • Charlemagne and Comrades 72, 79
  • The monkey is going on in Schinkenbüttel 73, 79
  • Knasterbax as a castle ghost 73, 78
  • Charlemagne bites his way through 75, 77
  • Joke 76, 77
  • Billo Knief, the man with the fast knives 78
  • Ghost Spectacle 79
  • Mischa and his animals 80

Youth books

  • Jan Tabak goes all out 72, 77
  • Two on the move, 77

Radio work (radio plays, television plays, etc.)

Radio plays

  • The machine grows
  • Segg de Wohrheit Captain!
  • The robber Henner Blau
  • Just don't fool, Captain!
  • Pico-Piki's adventure
  • Andreas and foxtail gang
  • The island of strange birds
  • We advise sea shanties
  • The uprising of the robots
  • Peter looks into strange pots
  • Knasterbax and Siebenschütz
  • Knasterbax as a castle ghost
  • The do-gooders
  • My god is Mawu
  • The monkey is on the loose
  • Guess clothes, fairy tales, songs
  • Practical joke
  • Joke's new pranks
  • What rattles and rattles around us?
  • You play like that elsewhere
  • Meeting with a nice gentleman
  • Carnival on the radio
  • Fabu Lantus as a radio reporter
  • Dangerous Orion
  • Billo Knief, the man with the quick knives
  • News from Billo Knief

Records

  • Pico-Piki's great journey 78
  • Billo Knief, the man with the fast knives 77
  • Joke 76
  • Knasterbax and Siebenschütz 75
  • Knasterbax as a castle ghost 75

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Detlef Michelers, Helmut Hornig: Bremen authors: Texts u. Biographies. Norddeutscher Autorverlag, 1978, p. 269.
  2. ↑ Michael Nagel: History of children's and youth reading in Bremen With a bibliography of Bremen youth literature from five centuries. Bremen 1993, p. 308.
  3. ↑ Michael Nagel: History of children's and youth reading in Bremen With a bibliography of Bremen youth literature from five centuries. Bremen 1993, p. 308.
  4. ↑ Michael Nagel: History of children's and youth reading in Bremen With a bibliography of Bremen youth literature from five centuries. Bremen 1993, p. 308.
  5. ↑ Michael Nagel: History of children's and youth reading in Bremen With a bibliography of Bremen youth literature from five centuries. Bremen 1993, p. 308.
  6. ↑ https://docero.de/doc/1vxe
  7. ↑ https://docero.de/doc/1vxe
  8. ↑ Kürschner's German Literature Calendar, 58th year 1981, p. 979
  9. ↑ Kürschner's German Literature Calendar, 58th year 1981, p. 979
personal data
SURNAME Schrader, Werner
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German teacher, author of books for children and young people
DATE OF BIRTH February 6, 1928
PLACE OF BIRTH Bremen
DATE OF DEATH August 27, 2007