Adolf Paul

Adolf Paul

Known for

Writing

Life

1863 – 1943 (aged 80)

Born in

Bromö, Vänern, Sweden

Credits

7 acting credits

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Biography

Adolf Georg Wiedersheim-Paul was a Swedish writer of novels/plays and an actor. In 1892 he published a collection of short stories called "The Ripper", in which one chapter entitled "Vanitas" concerns a homosexual liasion between a priest and a schoolboy in Weimar, Germany, while "Oedipus i Norden" is a mother-son incest story from Scandinavia. Adolf Paul lived most of his adult life in Berlin, Germany, where he was a close friend of Swedish writer August Strindberg, Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, and Norwegian painter Edvard Munch.

Known For

The Artificial Man

The Artificial Man

18 Aug 1916

The End of the Homunculus

The End of the Homunculus

01 Jan 1918

The Love Tragedy of the Homunculus

The Love Tragedy of the Homunculus

11 Dec 1916

The Mysterious Book

The Mysterious Book

27 Nov 1916

The Destruction of Mankind

The Destruction of Mankind

03 Dec 1917

Mitternacht

Mitternacht

30 Aug 1918

Filmography

1918