Rudolf Tarnow
Rudolf Tarnow ( born February 25, 1867 in Parchim, † May 19 1933 in Saxony mountain near Schwerin ) was a German writer down.
Life
Rudolf Tarnow, was born on February 25, 1867 in Parchim the eldest son of Henry Tarnow shoemaker and his wife Dorothea, nee Pingel. He attended from 1873 to 1881, the middle school in Parchim. Of himself he claimed to have been a pretty good student. He watched in class on getting well and saved himself so learning at home.
With good results, he left school and started an apprenticeship in a textile mill his hometown, which he successfully completed in 1885. In 1887 he was called up for military service in his hometown. After he had completed his duty time when Dragoon Regiment No. 18, it remained on soldier and strove for a paymaster items. In 1889 he was transferred to the body of the Grand Duchy of company - Mecklenburg Grenadier Regiment No. 89 in Schwerin, where he also fulfill services representative and had to hold the castle guards. However, it was impossible for him to be paymaster. For this purpose, he should have to pay a deposit, but he could not muster. In 1894 he was with the rank of sergeant assistant paymaster in the Dragoon Regiment No. 17 in Ludwig 's content. He held this post from twelve years. In 1896, he married Erna Bruns. From this marriage three children were born, son Walter, daughter Elisabeth and son Rudolf. After his service, he applied successfully in 1906 for the post of inspector to the operation of the mental hospital Sachsenbergstraße at Schwerin. There he lived in Wismar 's highway 173 and later 2, 1912 he received his official residence at the Sachsenring mountain.
He began about 1910 to publish his Low German writings - to the celebration of the 100th birthday of Fritz Reuter. His poem " A Randewuh at City Hall to Stavenhagen " was walled on the occasion of the foundation stone of the monument in Stavenhagen Reuter on November 7, 1910 at the foundation and also appeared as a reprint of Stavenhagener Buchdruckerei Beholtz. After Rudolf Tarnow wrote many poems and treatises, which he had now also print regularly. The most famous collection of poems in this case represents the Burrkäwers series, which appeared in six volumes from 1911 to 1918. The first three books contain primarily humorous, fretted from the life stories with which he took the minor and major weaknesses of his fellow man for a ride. As Reuter also Tarnow grabbed this part back on familiar Volksschwänke. The last three volumes, however, indulge in all the jingoistic patriotism.
We are renowned was his " Köster Klickermann " ( 1921). Again he fell back on childhood memories and on the interaction of school and church at that time. His love for children he brought, inter alia, in the children's book " Rueter - Püter " (1924 ) and the poetry collection " Marigold Vine " (1927 ) for expression. On May 19, 1933 Rudolf Tarnow died as a result of a heart condition in Saxony mountain near Schwerin and was buried on 23 May 1933, a large participation in a family grave site in the cemetery Sachsenbergstraße.
From today's perspective, his jingoism should be considered critical to the First World War around. His New Year's poems clearly show his political position, he calls for Germany a "leader" as Benito Mussolini, 1933, he welcomes the rise of Adolf Hitler.
Aftermath
Today, many roads and schools in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern are named after Rudolf Tarnow.
A poem from Tarnow's collection " Marigold Vine " (1927 ) reached an enormous popularity. The Hinstorff -Verlag brought Jewelry sheets found in over one hundred thousand copies, which were a popular wall decoration in Mecklenburg households. In the corresponding variants of Low German it spread in the rest of North Germany. Today, it is an evergreen Low German elocution:
Mötst di annoy nich, hett no Wiert, Mötst di blot wunnern, wat happened to all, Mötst ümmer think de world is nich Klauk Each hett Grappen, you hest se ok! Mötst di annoy nich, hett no sense Ward di un blot hurt does not bring you in, Ward at di fräten as smoke un Rook, Is't vergäten draw near, büst degree so Klauk. Mötst di nich annoy, is wrong di dahn, Haug times up'n Disch un gliek is't vergahn, Kort is serving Läben un long you büst dod, Minsh blot, annoy non, ne, laugh deiht gaud!
In " De Schaulpatron of wholesale Clamohn " ( " Burrkäwers ", Volume 3 ) requires a charitable man a " mecklenburg between Globus" for the school children to create. Such manufactured the company Räth globes in Leipzig in the early 1990s.
Works
- A Randewuh at City Hall to Stavenhagen. Hard poem to lay the foundations of the Fritz Reuter monument in Stavenhagen, 1910
- Burrkäwers (6 volumes), 1911-1918
- Köster Klickermann. Country school teacher epic, 1921
- Rueter - Püter. 1924
- Ringel tendrils. Children 's book of poems, 1927
- My so-called career. Memories in 1927
- De Martens Lübeck man. Stage play, 1928