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EDLER GUSTAV HEINRICH GANS PUTLITZ

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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 670 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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EDLER GUSTAV HEINRICH

GANS PUTLITZ  zu (1821-189o), German author, was born at Retzien near
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Perleberg in West Prignitz, on the loth of March 1821 . He studied law at Berlin and
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Heidelberg, and was attached to the provincial government at
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Magdeburg from 1846–1848 . In 1853 he married Grafin Elisabeth von Konigsmark, and lived on his estate until 1863, when he became director of the Court theatre a t Schwerin . This
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post he
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left in 1867, was for a short time chamberlain to the
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crown prince of Prussia, afterwards the emperor Frederick, and from 1873 to 1889 successfully directed the Court theatre at Karlsruhe . He died at Retzien on the 5th of September 189o . Putlitz made his debut as a writer with a
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volume of romantic stories, Was sick der Wald erz¢hlt (1850), which attained
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great popularity (fifty
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editions) and found many imitators; but he was most successful in his comedies, notably Badekuren (1859); Das Herz vergessen (1853); and Spielt nicht mit dem Feuer/ (1887), while of his narratives Die Alpenbraut (187o) and Walpurgis (187o) are distinguished by refined terseness of style and delicacy of
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portraiture . A selection of his
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works, Ausgewahlte Werke, was published in 6 vols. in Berlin (1872–1877), and a supplementary volume in 1888; his comedies, Lustspiele, appeared in two series of 4 vols. each (1851–186o and 1869-1872) . See E. zu Putlitz, Gustav zu Putlitz . Ein Lebensbild aus Briefen (3 vols., 1894–1895) .

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