German Literature Companion:
Hans Ackermann
Ackermann, Hans, a citizen of Zwickau in the 16th c., wrote in the spirit of the Reformation the biblical plays Der verlorene Sohn (1536) and Tobias (1539).
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Hans Ackermann
Hans Ackermann (16th century) was a German dramatist, living in Zwickau. He was a close friend of Paul Rebhun, another contemporary dramatist.
Publications
- Der Verlorene Sohn, 1536
- Tobias, praising marriage as opposed to the celibacy promoted by the catholic church.
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