OSTDEUTSCHES JUDENTUM tradition einter Familie

Heinrich Kurtzig, pseudonym Bogumil Curtius (May 2, 1865 wroclaw - June 17, 1946 iCasablanca); Graeser, Erdmann, mit einem Vorwort von

Verlag: Aus dem Eulitz Verlag G. M. B.H. / Stolp, Leipzig, Germany, 1927

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In German. vii, 164 pages. 191 x 144 mm. Decorative boards with beige cloth spine. Some damage to boards, but internally in excellent condition. Heinrich Kurtzig, pseudonym Bogumil Curtius (born May 2, 1865 in Inowroclaw; June 17, 1946 in Casablanca), was a German writer. Heinrich Kurtzig - maternal grandfather of the literary scholar Stéphane Mosès - took over the management of a factory in Inowroclaw after completing his commercial training , which has been called Hohensalza since 1904. In 1905 he moved to Berlin, where he founded a publishing bookstore in 1907. Under the pseudonym Bogumil Curtius, he belonged to the Breslau poet school. At first he emulated the humorist Julius Stettenheim. In his later works, Kurtzig describes the world of Jews in the Province of Poznan, in which he grew up. In particular, he describes the life of his father Aron Kurtzig, who as an immigrant in the province of Kujawia managed to build an existence that was largely spared from anti-Semitism. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 007322

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Titel: OSTDEUTSCHES JUDENTUM tradition einter ...

Verlag: Aus dem Eulitz Verlag G. M. B.H. / Stolp, Leipzig, Germany

Erscheinungsdatum: 1927

Einband: Hardcover

Zustand: Very Good