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Adolf Glassbrenner (27 March 1810, in Berlin – 25 September 1876) was a German humorist and satirist, considered part of the Young Germany Movement.

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Glassbrenner was born in Berlin. After working for a short time in a merchant's office, he turned to journalism, and in 1831 edited Beriner Don Quixote, a periodical which was suppressed in 1833 owing to its revolutionary tendencies. He next, under the pseudonym Adolf Brennglas, published a series of pictures of Berlin life, under the titles Berlin wie es ist und trinkt (thirty parts, with illustrations, 1833–1849), and Buntes Berlin (fourteen parts, with illustrations, Berlin, 1837–1858), and thus became the founder of a popular satirical literature associated with modern Berlin. In 1840 he married the actress Adele Peroni (1813–1895), and removed in the following year to Neustrelitz, where his wife had obtained an engagement at the Grand Ducal theatre. In 1848 Glassbrenner entered the political arena and became the leader of the democratic party in Mecklenburg-Strelitz. Expelled from that country in 1850, he settled in Hamburg, where he remained until 1858; and then he became editor of the Montagszeitung Berlin, where he died in 1876.[1] His grave is preserved in the Protestant Friedhof III der Jerusalems- und Neuen Kirchengemeinde (Cemetery No. III of the congregations of Jerusalem's Church and New Church) in Berlin-Kreuzberg, south of Hallesches Tor.^{[citation needed]}

Among Glassbrenner's other humorous and satirical writings may be mentioned:

• Leben und Treiben der feinen Welt (1834)
• Bilder und Träume aus Wien (2 vols., 1836)
• Gedichte (1851, 5th ed. 1870)
• Neuer Reineke Fuchs (1846, 4th ed. 1870)
• Die verkehrte Welt (1857, 6th ed. 1873)
• Kaspar der Mensch (1850)
• Berliner Volksleben (3 vols., illustrated; Leipzig, 1847–1851)
• Lachende Kinder (14th ed., 1884)
• Sprechende Tiere (20th ed., Hamburg, 1899).[1]

References

External links

• Works by or about Adolf Glassbrenner at Internet Archive
• Works by Adolf Glassbrenner at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)

На других языках

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[de] Adolf Glaßbrenner

Adolf Glaßbrenner (* 27. März 1810 in Berlin als Georg Adolph Theodor Glasbrenner; † 25. September 1876 ebenda) war ein deutscher Humorist und Satiriker, „Erfinder der querköpfig-verschmitzten Type, der Protokollant des biedermeierlichen Berlin, gar der Vater des Berliner Witzes“.[1] Sein berühmtestes Werk schuf er von 1832 bis 1850 mit der Schriftenreihe Berlin wie es ist und – trinkt unter dem Pseudonym „Brennglas“. Insgesamt 32 Hefte erschienen in Berlin und Leipzig, einige davon mit Karikaturen von Theodor Hosemann. Ähnlichen Inhalts waren die Hefte Leben und Treiben der feinen Welt von 1834 und Berliner Volksleben von 1848 bis 1851.

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- [en] Adolf Glassbrenner

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[ru] Гласбреннер, Адольф

Адольф Гласбреннер (нем. Adolf Glaßbrenner; 27 марта 1810 (1810-03-27), Берлин — 25 сентября 1876, Берлин) — немецкий писатель-юморист и сатирик, редактор, издатель. Демократ. Представитель политического и литературного движения в Германии XIX века — Молодая Германия.

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