Wilhelm Muhrmann

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Wilhelm Muhrmann (born November 23, 1906 in Iserlohn ; † March 27, 1986 ibid; pseudonyms : PK Muhrmann, Pit van Loon, Eberhard Muri, Wolfgang Förster, Jutta Steiner, Aja Berg, Alrun von Berneck, RA Dieschen, Arlette Antibes, Daisy Osterburg, Willein van Yzeren-Loon, Klaus Hansen, Monika Basse ) was a German writer who wrote more than a hundred crime and entertainment novels .

Life

Muhrmann attended secondary school in Iserlohn, which he graduated with a secondary school leaving certificate. He then completed a commercial apprenticeship. He then worked in his parents' metal goods factory until 1931. During this time he also attended the Iserlohner Handelsschule (1926/1927).

From 1931 Wilhelm Muhrmann was editor for the city and district of Iserlohn at the General-Anzeiger for Dortmund , Westphalian state newspaper Rote Erde . In 1933 he became head of the main agency of this newspaper in Iserlohn. In 1930 Muhrman joined the NSDAP , to which he was already close at the end of the 1920s. In the early 1930s he became the party's propaganda leader and district executive. In 1939 he became head of the Arnsberg newspaper's district editorial office. From 1941 Muhrmann worked as an interpreter for Dutch in the prisoner-of-war camp VI A in Hemer . As a journalist, he used the author's name PK Muhrmann at this time . From 1941 to 1945 Muhrmann was head of the Deutsche Zeitung service in the Netherlands .

After 1945 Muhrmann worked as a writer and journalist for various newspapers. Around 1950 he joined the FDP , whose district manager he was from 1961 to 1971.

Wilhelm Muhrmann, who in the meantime also lived in Hamburg , died in 1986 in his native city. From his estate, manuscripts, correspondence, life documents, work reviews and an estate library are kept in the Iserlohn City Archives.

Works (selection)

  • Gisela and the Baron (1951, pseudonym Jutta Steiner)
  • Forgive me my guilt (1951, Jutta Steiner)
  • Baroness Ina (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • Never leave me alone again! (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • Do you love the right one too? (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • No, I don't want a count! (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • Olivia is not getting divorced (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • Peter, make up your mind! (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • Was your love just a game (1952)
  • What a Heart Can Take (1952)
  • Where are you heading, Ulla? (1952, Jutta Steiner)
  • At Ahrenshofen Castle (1953, Alrun von Berneck)
  • The Gypsy Princess (1953, Jutta Steiner)
  • You must know, Trixi! (1953, Alrun von Berneck)
  • I need your love (1953, Jutta Steiner)
  • I always want to be your protector (1953, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Only death can do us part (1953, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Why did you leave me? (1953, Alrun von Berneck)
  • The damsel of Rabenstein (1954, Alrun von Berneck)
  • A false countess takes revenge (1954, Alrun von Berneck)
  • I will never give my child back (1954, Alrun von Berneck)
  • I will never forget the day (1954, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Tears hurt so much (1954, Alrun von Berneck)
  • And the years went by ... (1954)
  • Like in May (1954, Jutta Steiner)
  • A loyal mother's heart beat (1955, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Her luck was hard won (1955, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Karin's new father (1955, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Tears of Love (1955, Alrun von Berneck)
  • The caliber was 08 (1956, Pit van Loon)
  • You released the curse (1957, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Dream Fulfilled (1957, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Marina's rich uncle (1957, Alrun von Berneck)
  • Where the fir trees rustle (1957, Alrun von Berneck)
  • The love of his life (1958, Alrun von Berneck)
  • You, always only you (1958, Alrun von Berneck)
  • My love is so far away (1958, Alrun von Berneck)
  • The love of his life (1958)
  • Casanova is very different (1960)
  • The decision of Mathias Ambrock (1960)
  • ... and God went abroad (1980)
  • The Awakening Heart (1984)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The estate of Wilhelm Muhrmann in the Lexicon of Westphalian Authors
personal data
SURNAME Muhrmann, Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Muhrmann, PK; van Loon, Pit; Muri, Eberhard; Forster, Wolfgang; Steiner, Jutta; Berg, Aja; from Berneck, Alrun; Dieschen, RA; Antibes, Arlette; Osterburg, Daisy; van Yzeren-Loon, Willein; Hansen, Klaus; Basse, Monika
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH November 23, 1906
PLACE OF BIRTH Iserlohn
DATE OF DEATH March 27, 1986
Place of death Iserlohn