Joachim Ringelnatz

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Joachim Ringelnatz was a German poet, cabaret performer, and painter known for his humorous, whimsical, and often melancholic verse in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cabaret performer
human
painter
poet
activeYearsEnd 1934
activeYearsStart 1910
alsoKnownAs Ringelnatz
birthName Hans Gustav Bötticher
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfCitizenship Germany
dateOfBirth 1883-08-07
dateOfDeath 1934-11-17
genre humorous poetry
poetry
hasOccupation performance poet
hasParticularStyle grotesque humor
naive painting
seafaring themes
languageOfWorkOrName German
militaryBranch Imperial German Navy
movement Expressionism
nativeLanguage German
notableFor humorous and whimsical verse
melancholic undertones in poetry
notableWork Die Schnupftabakdose
Kuttel Daddeldu
Turngedichte
occupation cabaret artist
painter
poet
sailor
writer
participatedIn World War I
performedAt cabarets in Berlin
cabarets in Munich
placeOfBirth Wurzen
placeOfDeath Berlin
pseudonym Joachim Ringelnatz
sexOrGender male
spouse Leonharda Pieper
wasPersecutedBy Nazi regime
linked to: Nazi Germany
workBannedIn Nazi Germany
workLocation Berlin
Munich
workSubject everyday life
sailors
small bourgeois milieu

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Christian Morgenstern influenced Joachim Ringelnatz
Wurzen hasNotablePerson Joachim Ringelnatz
Stahnsdorf South-Western Cemetery hasNotableBurial Joachim Ringelnatz (memorial association)
linked to: Joachim Ringelnatz
Joachim Ringelnatz pseudonym Joachim Ringelnatz
Exilliteratur wichtigeAutoren Joachim Ringelnatz