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ANZENGRUBER, LUDWIG (1839-1889)

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Originally appearing in Volume V02, Page 158 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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ANZENGRUBER, See also:LUDWIG (1839-1889) , See also:Austrian dramatist and novelist, was See also:born at See also:Vienna on the 29th of See also:November 1839. He was educated at the Realschule of his native See also:town, and then entered a bookseller's See also:shop; from 186o to 1867 he was an actor, without, however, displaying any marked See also:talent, although his See also:stage experience later stood him in See also:good See also:stead. In 1869 he became a clerk in the Viennese See also:police See also:department, but having in the following See also:year made a success with his See also:anti-clerical See also:drama, Der Pfarrer von Kirchfeld, he gave up his See also:appointment and devoted himself entirely to literature. He died at Vienna on the loth of See also:December 1889. Anzengruber was exceedingly fertile in ideas, and wrote a See also:great many plays. They are mostly of Austrian See also:peasant See also:life, and although somewhat See also:melancholy in See also:tone are interspersed with See also:bright and witty scenes. Among the best known are Der Meineidbauer (1871), See also:Die Kreuzelschreiber (1872), Der G'wissenswurm (1874), See also:Hand and Herz (1875), Doppelselbstmord (1875), Das vierte Gebot (1877), and Der Fleck auf der Ehr' (1889). Anzengruber also published a novel of considerable merit, Der Schandfleck (1876; remodelled 1884); and various See also:short stories and tales of See also:village life collected under the See also:title Wolken and See also:Sunn'schein (1888). Anzengruber's collected See also:works, with a See also:biography, were published in to vols. in 1890 (3rd ed. 1897) ; his See also:correspondence has beenedited by A. Bettelheim (1902). See A.

Bettelheim, L. Anzengruber (189o) ; L. Rosner, Erinnerungen an L. Anzengruber (1890): H. Sittenberger, Studien zur Dramaturgie der Gegenwart (1899); S. See also:

Friedmann, L. Anzengruber (1902).

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