Hugo Salus

Hugo Salus ( born August 3, 1866 in Bohemian Leipa; † February 4, 1929 in Prague) was a Bohemian doctor and German-speaking writer.

Life

Salus, son of a veterinary officer, studied medicine in Prague and was just there as a gynecologist after his graduation in 1895 down.

In addition to his medical career, he has published numerous books of poetry and short stories and was one of the more important representatives of German Prague literature of his time: he was also a member of the Writers and Artists Concordia. Heinrich Vogeler illustrated some of his books, like something the consolation booklet for childless, and Arnold Schoenberg set to music two poems.

In 1955 ( 22nd District ) was named after him in the Salusgasse Vienna Danube city.

Works (selection)

Poetry

  • Poems. 1898
  • New poems. 1899
  • Marriage spring. 1900
  • Dance. 1900
  • Christa. A Gospel of Beauty. 1902
  • Harvest. 1903
  • The flower bowl. 1908
  • Bells sound. 1911
  • Clear sound. 1922
  • Bright dreams. 1924
  • The Harp of God. 1928

Prose

  • Novellas of the poet. 1903
  • The blue window. 1906
  • Consolation booklet for childless. 1909
  • Andersen Calendar 1910 ( 12 tales )
  • Weak heroes. 1910
  • The wedding night. The black hunt them. 1913
  • Souls and minds. 1913
  • Thoughtful stories. 1914
  • The native stone and other stories. 1915
  • Summer evening. 1916
  • The beautiful Barbara. 1919
  • Kafkus friend. 1919
  • The visual examination. A ghetto story. 1920
  • The Virgin price. 1921
  • Past. 1921

Dramas

  • Susanna and the Elders. 1901
  • Roman comedy. 1909
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