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German, Wiechers, Hans-Peter, 2016
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Hans-Peter Wiechers was a court reporter for the "Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung" and a columnist. He has produced numerous documentary films as a director and screenwriter and published the book "Harte Zeiten. Menschen in Hannover 1930-1933" (2016) about the photographer Walter Ballhause. He has also published there: "Leben ist schon schwer genug" (2005), "Mal langsam" (2008), "Alte Schwächen" (2009) and "Der Mordverdacht" (2018). Born into poor circumstances in Hamelin in 1911, Walter Ballhause became active in the labour movement as a teenager. He also developed a passion for photography at an early age, the technical side of which he learnt about during his apprenticeship in the metallographic laboratory of the Hanomag company in Hanover. It was in Hanover between 1930 and 1933 that Ballhaus produced his main photographic work: he documented the misery and poverty of the city during the transition from the Weimar Republic to National Socialism in concise, unembellished images. In the years that followed, he was constantly under observation by the Gestapo and was even arrested twice for "left-wing activities", first in Hanover and then in Straßberg near Plauen, where he had lived since 1941. After his liberation by the Americans in 1945, he was initially appointed provisional mayor of Straßberg. In 1954, he moved to Plauen with his wife and son, where he lived until his death in 1991. His photographs, which survived numerous house searches by the Gestapo, were rediscovered half a century after they were taken and brought their creator his first belated recognition: in 1988, Ballhause was accepted into the Association of Visual Artists of the GDR and was able to exhibit his pictures in New York, among other places. He published "Harte Zeiten" (2016) with zu Klampen. Hans-Peter Wiechers was a court reporter for the "Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung" and a columnist. He has produced numerous documentary films as a director and screenwriter and published the book "Harte Zeiten. Menschen in Hannover 1930-1933" (2016) about the photographer Walter Ballhause. He has also published there: "Leben ist schon schwer genug" (2005), "Mal langsam" (2008), "Alte Schwächen" (2009) and "Der Mordverdacht" (2018).

Key specifications

Language
German
topic
Philosophy & Religion
Subtopic
Humanities and social sciences
Author
Hans-PeterWiechers
Number of pages
96
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
2016
Item number
42971943

General information

Publisher
Zu Klampen
Category
Reference books
Release date
16.2.2024

Book properties

topic
Philosophy & Religion
Subtopic
Humanities and social sciences
Language
German
Author
Hans-PeterWiechers
Year
2016
Number of pages
96
Edition
1
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
2016

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Product dimensions

Height
12 mm
Width
216 mm

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