Wolfgang Hartmann (writer)

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Wolfgang Hartmann (born April 11, 1891 in Zurich , † September 28, 1981 in Lucerne ) was a Swiss writer .

Life

Born in Zurich in 1891, Wolfgang Hartmann returned to Switzerland in 1912 after studying German in Berlin and worked as a theater consultant until 1917. In 1920 he returned to Germany and from then on lived as a journalist and writer in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, then in Vienna, Berlin, Mittenwald and finally in Munich. In 1945 he returned to Switzerland, first settling in Montana and after a stay in Kitzbühel / Tyrol in 1952 as a theater critic in Lucerne from 1954 until his death.

His Swiss homeland and doctor novel Verena Calonder in 1939 was a bestseller success, which he could no longer build on in 1947 with the novel Regina Schulthess . Thereafter, outside of his professional activity, he turned to essays and radio plays, increasingly to poetry and drama, whereby several works remained unpublished or were not performed. His estate is in the Central and University Library in Lucerne.

Awards

Works

play

  • Machine riot. Drama of a near future. 1929.
  • The strange woman. Chamber play. 1970.
  • Home of the blessed. Drama. 1970.
  • Fall o. Drama. 1970.
  • Alpine king and philanthropist. Drama. no year
  • The ugly experiment. Tragicomedy. no year
  • The order of the day. Tragicomedy. no year
  • Trauma. Play. no year
  • The moral of Rosenau. Comedy. no year
  • The premium. Comedy. no year

Poetry

  • Elegies. Self-published, 1968.
  • The dream of a new person. A legacy (elegies). Self-published, 1969.
  • The new apocalypse. Elegies. Self-published, 1970; Bläschke, 1979, ISBN 3-7053-1016-X .

prose

  • Verena Calonder. A novel by a Swiss family of doctors. Hyperion, Berlin 1939.
  • Vrenelis homecoming . Novella. E. Händle, Mühlacker 1943.
  • Regina Schulthess. A Swiss social novel. Hyperion, Freiburg i. Br. 1949.
  • Magnus and the Makers of Fate. Novel. no year

estate

literature

  • Kürschner's German Literature Calendar, 58th year, 1981
  • Kürschner's German Literature Calendar. Obituary. 1971-1998

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