blog about the first female aviator in Bavaria: Christl-Marie Schultes
Waldmünchen / Bad Heilbrunn (flyer inside) - The "Christl-Marie Schultes Blog" reports on the first Bavarian aviator Christl-Marie Schultes (1904-1976), actually Maria Rosalia Schultes. She came in 1904 in Geigant Waldmünchen (Upper Palatinate) to the world and grew from 1907 in Oberenzenau in Bad Heilbrunn (Upper Bavaria). Learned in 1928 it was the first woman to fly from Bavaria. Because of their origin from a forester's family, she was often "Ranger Christl" called. The life of Christl-Marie was adventurous and provides ample material for novels and movies. She was one of the first female pilot in Germany.
Frankfurt am Main / Munich / Wiesbaden (flying in) - One of the best and most successful German stunt pilot women from the 1930s, he came years ago to new literary honors: the pilot, Vera Bissing (1906-2002) is published in three paperback books of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst, each with a short biography in word and presented to Image: Queen of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in Europe, queens of the skies from A to Z.
Vera Bissing came on 23 October 1906 as the daughter of a wealthy aristocratic military family in Frankfurt am Main to the world, which until 1918 lived in Mulhouse in Alsace. She completed her training as a pilot in January 1930 from Frankfurt-Rebstock. She dominated the first woman to loop the loop forward, which is considered very strenuous aerobatic figure. It seemed to fly as "the most beautiful thing in the world." On 15 June 2002, she died at the age of 95 in Eschwege.
The three paperbacks, in which the varied life of Vera Bissing is described, are released by GRIN for academic texts (Munich). There is also an e-book in PDF format: Vera Bissing. An art aviator of the 1930s. Order the e-book at: http://www.grin.com/e-book/145506/vera-von-bissing
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The Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst has more than 100 books, paperback books, brochures , Museum guides and e-books published. He wrote popular scientific works, especially from the fields of paleontology and archeology as well as biographies about famous women and men.
Paleontology: Germany in the primitive times, records of prehistoric times, dinosaurs in Germany (with Raymund Windolf), Archaeopteryx, Germany during the ice age, the great-Rhine, the Rhine-elephant, cave lions, The Mosbacher lion, saber-toothed cats, cave
Archaeology: Germany in the stone age, records of early man, Germany in the Bronze Age, the Bronze Age, The Unetice Culture, The Straubinger Culture, The Mountain Eagle Group, The Barrow-Bronze Age, The Lüneburg group in the Bronze Age, The Stade group in the Bronze Age The Nordic Bronze Age, the urnfield culture, the Lusatian culture
cryptozoology: ape-man, Nessie. The monster book, monsters on the track, sea monsters
Bios: 14 paperbacks on super women, three queens of the skies in England (along with Joseph Eimannsberger), women in the universe, queen of the skies, queens of the skies from A to Z. biographies of famous pilots inside , balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers and astronaut, queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in France, Queens of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand, queens of the skies in Europe, queens of the skies in America, queens of the dance, super women from the Wild West, Black Peter. A robber from the Hunsrück and Odenwald, My words are like the stars. The speech of Chief Seattle and other American Indian wisdom (together with Sonja Probst), Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic queen, Pocahontas. The Indian princess from Virginia, Machbuba. The slave and the Prince, Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes, about 70 short biographies about famous female pilots, balloon racers, balloon inside, Parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut
aphorisms: The ball is a bastard. Wisdom and follies of football, words are like weapons. Wisdom and folly of the media (both together with Doris Probst, silence is not always gold. Quotes from A to Z
Most of these items are in GRIN Verlag for academic texts and in more than 1,000 online bookstores as well as in any good Bookstore available.
GRIN, with offices in Munich has since its inception in 1998 specializing in the publication of academic texts. The publishing side http://www.grin.com is for students, lecturers and other academics the ideal platform for their technical texts, research papers, theses or dissertations to a wide audience.
Christl-Marie Schultes: the first Bavarian aviator
Christl-Marie Schultes (1904-1976, née Maria Rosalia Schultes was the first Bavarian pilot. Because she does from a family of foresters she was "Ranger Christl" called. were in their adventurous flying life there ups and downs.
Maria Rosalia Schultes came on 6 November 1904 as one of four children from the second marriage of the Bavarian Forest manager Otmar Schultes rock on peace with Theresa Schulte, nee Koller, in the case of forest Geigant Munich (Upper Palatinate) world. From 1907 the family lived in Schultes Oberenzenau in Bad Heilbrunn (Upper Bavaria), where the father had been transferred.
learned in 1928, the adventurous Christl-Marie without the knowledge of her parents in Berlin-Staaken flying. Under the so-called A bill she received soon after the aerobatic certificate. With a borrowed engine from its flight school, she performed at air shows in the province and was cheered as the first Bavarian aviator.
In March 1929, Christl-Marie bought with the financial support of the City Tölz and their parents in England, a private plane, she for Bad Tolz and its pools operation Advertisement should fly. This machine was on 4 August 1929 in the name of "Bad Tölz" baptized. So they stepped up to the German air idols Ernst Udet and Gerhard Fieseler, both at home and abroad. Solely with the air show in Munich, estimated admired 50000-150000 viewers inside their flying skills.
In the summer of 1930 the aircraft was "Bad Tölz" during a flight over the Fichtelgebirge of a Gewitterbö thrown to the ground and crashed. Christl-Marie and her passenger escaped unhurt. Soon after, she received a second plane, called "Bad Tolz.
The crash of Christl-Marie in the Fichtelgebirge prevented their planned participation in the European flight in the summer of 1930, where she had been the only German pilot. Was not achieved after a long flight scheduled for November 1930 Japan. In the spring of 1931
Christl-Marie wanted to achieve together with the young pilots Gustav Sackmann from Cannstatt the bold plan for a flight around the world. But the two fell on 21 May 1931 during a storm in an attempted emergency landing in Schaibing near Passau (Niederbayern) and was seriously injured. In this accident lost her left leg Christl-Marie and had to wear a prosthetic leg now.
was from April 1933 Christl-Marie his own magazine called "German Flugillustierte" out. Because they are not the "Nazi Party" and had joined a Jewish fiance, she was confiscated by the Nazis. In the following years she was monitored by the "Gestapo."
After the death of German President Paul von Hindenburg, who had been their patron, Christl-Marie emigrated to Switzerland in August 1934, 1936, first to Spain, where civil war broke out soon, then to Portugal and finally to France.
In France Christl-Marie helped poor children and persecuted, until they are arrested and brought to the internment Brens. After 14 months in this camp, she was deported in 1942 to Germany, came to the Ravensbrück concentration camp, but was due to the help of an apparently in love with her husband's SS released. Her work in the aircraft industry, they lost in March 1943 for "political unreliability."
In spring 1944, Christl-Marie criticized in the post office in Bad Tolz and then when driving from Bad Tolz in Bad Heilbrunn in a packed bus, the "Nazis" and called on soldiers to not to go to war. Then they wandered in Germany, in October 1944 before she voluntarily provided the authorities.
That Christl-Marie was not executed for military morale, she owed the Americans, who on 1 May 1945 with tanks in the prison yard of Munich-Stadelheim rolled. Christl-Marie has also after the Second World War used again for other people. For example, for German prisoners of war or for earthquake victims in Morocco.
On 9 March 1976 died Christl-Marie Schultes at the age of 71 years impoverished and forgotten in Munich. Her life would offer ample material for novels or movies. So far, however, not even a road or a way to honor the first Bavarian aviator been named.
Berlin (flyer inside) - The first Berliner with pilot's license came to new literary honors: Margaret of Etzdorf (1907-1933) was recognized in 2010 in three paperback books about famous pilots inside, each with its own chapter: queens of the skies from A to Z queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in Europe. Author of this title is the journalist in Wiesbaden Ernst Probst, who specializes among other things, biographies of famous women. Marga was
of Etzdorf 1 August 1907 born daughter of a captain in Spandau near Berlin. Her parents lost in 1911 during a beach holiday in Ragusa (Bulgaria) their life, when her father unsuccessfully tried to rescue his wife from the surf of the rocky coast. 1927 delivered the 20-year-old Margaret, who was raised by her grandparents, from the first Berlin woman at the airport Staaken its pilot exam at the flying school Bornemann.
the first woman in Germany Marga received Etzdorf 1928 a position as co-pilot at the "Deutsche Luft Hansa," the former spelling. With a 90 minute flight to the Great Heuberg (Swabian Alb) it acquired in 1929 as one of the first women's world soaring C-note. In 1931 she became the first woman dared a spectacular solo flight from Berlin to Tokyo.
The adventurous life of Margaret of Etzdorf ended 1933 to the beginning of a planned Solo flight to Australia in a tragic way. The young pilot, shot himself after their plane had been landing near Aleppo in Syria damaged. They were buried in the Berlin cemetery disability. Her grave stone was the inscription "The flight is life worth it."
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For "GRIN" a printed brochure or an e-book in PDF format by Marga Etzdorf erhältich: http://www.grin.com/e-book/145178/marga-von -Etzdorf
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The Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst more than 100 books, paperbacks, pamphlets, museum guides and e-books published. He wrote popular science, especially Works from the fields of paleontology and archeology as well as biographies about famous women and men.
Paleontology: Germany in the primitive times, records of prehistoric times, dinosaurs in Germany (with Raymund Windolf), Archaeopteryx, Germany during the ice age, the great-Rhine, the Rhine-elephant, cave lions, The Mosbacher lion, saber-toothed cats, cave
Archaeology: Germany in the stone age, records of early man, Germany in the Bronze Age, the Bronze Age, The Unetice Culture, The Straubinger Culture, The Eagle Mountain Group, The Barrow-Bronze Age, The Lüneburg group in the Bronze Age, The Stade group in the Bronze Age The Nordic Bronze Age urn field culture, the Lusatian culture
cryptozoology: ape-man, Nessie. The monster book, monsters on the track, sea monsters
Bios: 14 paperbacks on super women, three queens of the skies in England (along with Joseph Eimannsberger), women in the universe, queen of the skies, queens of the skies from A to Z. biographies of famous pilots inside , balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers and astronaut, queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in France, queen of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand, Queen of the Skies in Europe, Queen of the skies in America, Queens of the dance, super women from the Wild West, Black Peter. A robber from the Hunsrück and Odenwald, My words are like the stars. The speech of Chief Seattle and other American Indian wisdom (together with Sonja Probst), Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic queen, Pocahontas. The Indian princess from Virginia, Machbuba. The slave and the Prince, Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes, about 70 short biographies about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut
aphorisms: The ball is a bastard. Wisdom and follies of football, words are like weapons. Wisdom and folly of the media (both together with Doris Probst, silence is not always gold. Quotes from A to Z
Most of these items are in GRIN Verlag for academic texts and in more than 1,000 online bookstores as well as in any good Bookstore available.
GRIN, with offices in Munich has since its inception in 1998 specializing in the publication of academic texts. The publishing side http://www.grin.com is for students, lecturers and other academics to the ideal platform, its technical texts, research papers, theses or to present theses a wide audience.
description of the video clip: 72 years after famed Aviatrix Amelia Earhart disappeared while flying over the Pacific, Kimberly Dozier retrace her fateful journey in search of what really happened.
* E-book "Amelia Earhart. The first woman who twice flew over the Atlantic "
As America's most legendary aviator is Amelia Earhart (1897-1937). It was 1932 at the age of 34, famous as the first man who had made two transatlantic flights. Her hero was her compatriot Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-1974), who had flown over the Atlantic in 1927 as the first. Since she also outwardly similar, they were called "Lady Lindy," she referred to himself rather than "AE". In 1937 she returned from a flight, for it was before, no one dared not go back. The short biography "Amelia Earhart. The first woman who twice flew over the Atlantic, "the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst describes the life of this American hero.
description of the video: Jean Batten lands in Sydney from London. Her speech is here transformed into music by making an accompaniment to her sensitive intonation. Live performance by Topology and Loops.
Wiesbaden (flyer inside) - Back to the aviation experts, the Wiesbaden-based author Ernst Probst developed: In 2010 he published the "GRIN" http:/ / www.grin.com eight pocket books about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and Cosmonaut interior. At the most comprehensive in the title is "Queen of the Skies from A to Z" with nearly 700 pages, in which more than 200 female aviation pioneers will be presented. The other track called "Queen of the skies in Germany", "queen of the skies in France", "queen of the skies in England, France and New Zealand", "queen of the skies in Europe," "Queens of the air in America," " Three queens of the skies in Bayern "(with Josef Eimannsberger) and" Women in Space ". Added to come dozens of short biographies about famous female pilots, which appeared in "GRIN" as an e-book in PDF format. The "day and night clerk Ernst Probst" - as he called him recently a writer - has published in 2010 with "GRIN" and five other pocket books about famous women. Namely, "Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, "" Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic Queen, "" Machbuba. The slave and the Prince "," Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes "and" Hildegard of Bingen. The German prophetess. " He also published in 2010 with "GRIN" pocket books "Germany during the ice age," "The lion Mosbacher. The giant cat from Wiesbaden "and" The Rhine-elephant. The horrors of animal Eppelsheim.
Munich (flying in) Wiesbaden - The website "Google books" makes it possible: At the address http://books.google.de/books?id=sOlR-UC68r4C&printsec=frontcover&dq=K% C3% B6niginnen + the + L% C3% BCfte + v + Germany & hl = en & ei = 6ceHTOnSC8_EswbTkInkCg & sa = X & oi = book_result & ct = result & resnum = 1 & ved = 0CC4Q6AEwAA # = onepage & q & f = false can be free on the Internet in the 233-page paperback "queens browse through the skies in Germany ". This pocket guide was written by Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst, whose specialties include biographies of famous women. The title "queen of the skies in Germany" presents famous female aviator, balloonist inner, inner balloon and parachute jumpers. Ernst Probst, also produced the pocket books "queen of the skies from A to Z," "queen of the skies in France", "queen of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand", "queen of the skies in Europe," "Queens of the air in America "," Three Queens of the skies in Bayern "(with Josef Eimannsberger) and dozens of e-books in PDF format with short biographies of famous pilots inside.
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summary of the pocket book "Queen of the skies in Germany"
queens of the skies in Germany are in the same Paperback of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst in word and image often presented with. His specialties include biographies about famous women and popular science topics. 18 chapters describe the lives of Liesel Bach, Melli Beese, Elly Beinhorn, Vera Bissing, Marga of Etzdorf, Margret Fusbahn, Luise Hoffmann, Thea Knorr, Rita Maiburg, Kate Paul, Thea Rasche, Wilhelmine Reichard, Hanna Reitsch, Chris-Marie Schultes, Lisl Schwab, Melitta Gräfin Schenk von Stauffenberg, Sabine Trube and Beate Uhse. Liesel Bach deserves the honor to have been Germany's most successful art aviator. Melli Beese acquired the first in their home country, a pilot license. The legendary Elly Beinhorn flew as the first woman in the world, all continents. Luise Hoffmann distinguished himself as the first German Einfliegerin, Kitty Paul as the first German airship designer, Thea Rasche ("The Flying Fraulein") as the first German art aviator, Wilhelmine Reichard first German balloon driver, Beate Uhse, born Köstlin, as the first German stunt pilot. Hanna Reitsch is even considered a world-class pilot. She put on more than 40 records in all classes and types of aircraft, was the first female airline pilot, flew the first woman to a helicopter and took the first helicopter flight in a hall. In the chapter "Queens of the Air" you will find 42 short biographies in brief Andrea Amberg of Elisabeth Hartmann, Angelika Machinek, Elfriede Riotte, Lola Schröter, Antonie Strassmann, Mutz snaffle, Margaret Waltz, Iris Wittig and other aviation pioneers to Liesel Zangemeister . The outstanding achievements of women pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers and while women are listed in the "Facts and Figures". It begins with the first flight of a woman in a hot air balloon and ends with the first flight of a space tourist. Like a common thread running through the Paperback how hard it was previously done by men, often women, to learn the flying and take in air distance. Until recently pilots worldwide had suffered prejudice.
Munich / Wiesbaden (flyer inside) - American aviator Jacqueline Cochran (1906-1980) told the story, she was raised as a foundling in great poverty with foster parents and had even chosen their names from the phone book. In reality, her alleged foster parents her real parents, because they felt ashamed.
The English aviator Amy Johnson Mollison (1903-1903) wore on their first flying lesson a borrowed far too large helmet, heard all the instructions as if through cotton wool, so many things went wrong and was therefore classified by their flight instructor for allegedly an idiot. Despite this, they soon became the famous female pilot in England.
The German aviator Hanna Reitsch (1912-1979) wanted to go as a child at the age of four years with open arms from the balcony of his home and fly in this way. When her mother prevented this, and said "Child, you'd be so dead," said Hanna, "If I were then in God. If he ask me then? Hannerl, We bow let's hail "
These are three important events from the paperback" queen of the skies from A to Z "of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst. This nearly 700 page work more than 200 female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers and while women are often presented in word and also picture.
A snake was the legendary American aviator Amelia Earhart (1897-1937). She wanted to do all the things boys did, only better. Amelia played football climbed up trees, build tree houses and shot with the rifle that you had the alcoholic father instead of dolls given to rats. Once she was racing in the winter to the dismay of viewers with a carriage down the street from a moving horse-drawn carriage through.
was particularly curious the cause of a plane crash of American Aviator Dorothy Rice Peirce (1889-1960): She and her flight instructor crashed during a sexual act from due to a technical mishap that the lover was found. been duck hunters who were eyewitnesses to the accident were rowed to the crash site and saw to their great surprise that the two persons on board crashed in the water swam naked.
love men had more luck with the New Zealand aviator Jean Batten (1909-1989). They always found admirers or other patron, Repairs their expensive aircraft purchases and long-haul flights and funded. If was bring in a man nothing more attractive to Jean turned quickly and ruthlessly another "financier" to.
The paperback "Queens of the air from A to Z" is published in "GRIN for academic texts". There are the pocket books "queens of the skies in Germany," "Queens of the air in France," "Queens of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand", "queens of the skies in Europe," "Queens of the air in America" are " Women in Space "and" three queens of the skies in Bavaria "is available.
The Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst has more than 100 books, paperbacks, pamphlets, museum guides and e-books published. He wrote popular scientific works, especially from the fields of paleontology and archeology as well as biographies about famous women and men.
Paleontology: Germany in the primitive times, records of prehistoric times, dinosaurs in Germany (with Raymund Windolf), Archaeopteryx, Germany during the ice age, the great-Rhine, the Rhine-elephant, lion's den, The Mosbacher Lion, saber-toothed cats, cave
Archaeology: Germany in the stone age, records of early man, Germany in the Bronze Age, the Bronze Age, The Unetice Culture, The Straubinger Culture, The Eagle Mountain Group, The Barrow-Bronze Age, The Lüneburg group in the Bronze Age, The Stade group in the Bronze Age The Nordic Bronze Age urn field culture, the Lusatian culture
cryptozoology: ape-man, Nessie. The monster book, monsters on the track, sea monsters
Bios: 14 paperbacks on super women, three queens of the skies in England (along with Joseph Eimannsberger), women in space, queens of the Air, Queens of the air from A to Z. biographies of famous pilots inside, balloon racers, balloon inside, parachute jumpers and astronaut, queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in France, queen of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand, queens of the skies in Europe , queens of the skies in America, queens of the dance, super women from the Wild West, Black Peter. A robber from the Hunsrück and Odenwald, My words are like the stars. The speech of Chief Seattle and other American Indian wisdom (together with Sonja Probst), Elizabeth I Tudor. The Virgin Queen, Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic queen, Pocahontas. The Indian princess from Virginia, Machbuba. The slave and the Prince, Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes, about 70 short biographies about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut
aphorisms: The ball is a bastard. Wisdom and follies of football, words are like weapons. Wisdom and folly of the media (both together with Doris Probst, silence is not always gold. Quotes from A to Z
Most of these items are in GRIN Verlag for academic texts and in more than 1,000 online bookstores as well as in any good bookstore available.
GRIN, with offices in Munich, has specialized since its foundation in 1998 to the publication of academic texts. The publishing side http://www.grin.com is present for students, lecturers and other academics the ideal platform for their technical texts, research papers, theses or dissertations to a wide audience.
E-Book "Harriet Quimby. The first American woman to pilot's license "
The first significant American female pilot is Harriet Quimby (1875-1912). She was the first woman in the U.S. with the ticket and the first woman who crossed the English Channel in solo flight. Their flying performance also included the first night flight of a female pilot and the first flight of a female pilot in Mexico. She fell at an air show to death. The short biography "Harriet Quimby. The first American woman to pilot license "the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst describes her life.
order the e-book at:
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http://www.grin.com/e-book/146010/harriet-quimby-die-erste-amerikanerin-mit-pilotenschein literature on the topic:
Ernst Probst: queens of the Air from A to Z, GRIN, Munich 2010 Ernst Probst: queens of the skies in America, GRIN, Munich 2010
Munich / Wiesbaden - When GRIN for academic texts (Munich), numerous pocket books on famous Indoor flying, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut available. They come from the pen of the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst, whose specialties include biographies of famous women. In GRIN following paperbacks on aircraft interior, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut available:
Munich (flying in) Wiesbaden - The life of a somewhat forgotten early pilot from Bavaria is concerned, the brochure "Thea Knorr. An early aviator in Munich. " Thea Knorr (1903-1989), born Theresa Rainer was in the 1930s Years, a famous German pilot and one of the first female aviator in Bavaria.
Until recently it was in books and on the Internet anywhere read more details about Thea Knorr. We did not know her birth date and birthplace, the name of her husband nor her date of death and rarely saw a photo of her. This is over now. For the life of Thea Knorr in 2010 was the same described in several works.
A short biography of capable pilot is in the 28-page brochure, "Thea Knorr. An early aviator in Munich, "the Wiesbaden author Ernst Probst and the Munich plane historian Joseph Eimannsberger. She is with "GRIN for academic texts" (Munich) published and available at the address http://www.grin.com/e-book/155499/thea-knorr-eine-fruehe-fliegerin-in-muenchen the web. With the emergence of this short biography of the Thea Knorr Dipl.-Kaufmann Günter Lang has done a valuable aid in Munich.
addition, the life of Thea Knorr is portrayed in the pocket books "queen of the skies in Germany" and "queen of the skies from A to Z" by Ernst Probst. These two works present short biographies of famous female aviator, balloonist inner, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, astronauts and cosmonaut from Germany and from all World.
Thea Knorr was the wife of the courtyards (Upper Franconia) dating, famous Munich surgeon Dr. Emil William Knorr (1884-1968). She learned in 1931 in Oberschleissheim the same year as the actor Heinz Ruehmann (1902-1994) the tickets. In the literature they are often referred to as African-flier or field-forest-meadow aviator, because they landed outside of airports.
All publications mentioned are in "GRIN for academic texts" (Munich) - http://www.grin.com - as a printed version or as e-books in PDF format.
GRIN, with offices in Munich has been the foundation in 1998, specializes in the publication of academic texts. The publishing side http://www.grin.com is to present to students, lecturers and other academics the ideal platform for their technical texts, research papers, theses or dissertations to a wide audience.
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born in Bavaria in 1946 and now lives in Hesse author Ernst Probst has more than 100 books, paperbacks, published pamphlets, museum guides, and e-books. He wrote popular scientific works, especially from the fields of paleontology and archeology as well as biographies about famous women and men.
Paleontology: Germany in primitive times, records of prehistoric times, dinosaurs in Germany (with Raymund Windolf), Archaeopteryx, Germany during the ice age, the great-Rhine, the Rhine-elephant, cave lions, The Mosbacher lion, saber-toothed cats, cave
Archaeology: Germany in the stone age, records of early man, Germany in the Bronze Age, the Bronze Age, The Unetice Culture, The Straubinger Culture, The Eagle Mountain Group, The Barrow-Bronze Age, The Lüneburg group in the Bronze Age, The Stade group in the Bronze Age The Nordic Bronze Age , The urn-field culture, the Lusatian culture
cryptozoology: ape-man, Nessie. The monster book, monsters On the track, sea monsters
Bios: 14 paperbacks on super women, three queens of the skies in England (along with Joseph Eimannsberger), women in the universe, queen of the skies, queens of the skies from A to Z. biographies of famous pilots inside, balloon racers, balloon inside , parachute jumpers and astronaut, queens of the skies in Germany, queens of the skies in France, queen of the skies in England, Australia and New Zealand, queens of the skies in Europe, queens of the skies in America, queens of the dance, super women from the Wild West, The Black Peter. A robber from the Hunsrück and Odenwald, My words are like the stars. The speech of Chief Seattle and other American Indian wisdom (together with Sonja Probst), Hildegard von Bingen. The German prophetess, Elizabeth Tudor. The Virgin Queen, Mary Stuart. Scotland's tragic queen, Pocahontas. The Indian princess from Virginia, Machbuba. The slave and the Prince, Julchen Blasius. The Robber Bride Schinderhannes, about 70 short biographies about famous female pilots, balloon racers, inner balloon, parachute jumpers, while women and female cosmonaut
aphorisms: The ball is a bastard. Wisdom and follies of football, words are like weapons. Wisdom and folly of the media (both together with Doris Probst, silence is not always gold. quotes from A to Z
