Rudolf Drößler

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Rudolf Drößler (* May 18, 1934 in Zeitz) is a German specialized book author and science-journalist.

Rudolf Drößler spent his childhood in the German city Zeitz, where he made his general qualification for university entrance in 1952. He studied Germanistics as well as Astronomy in Leipzig till 1956. After that he was teacher at the "Geschwister-Scholl"-school in Zeitz for several years.

Besides his job-related activities, he pursued archaeological and historical studies. During his complementary activities as memorial curator, he acquired a large amount of knowledge for his later activities and works.

After his first successful books, he became known as a freelance science journalist and specialized book author for astronomy, archeology and cultural history since 1975. In doing so he dealt critically with astrology and other pseudoscience.

Additionally he wrote some theater plays and other works of regional importance. In 1988 Rudolf Drößler published a biographical novel about the great Swiss archaeologist Otto Hauser, who was involved in the conflict between Germany and France in the time of World War I.

In addition he administers the "Wissenschaftliche Privatsammlung 'Otto Hauser'" together with Manuela Freyberg.

From 1991 till 1997, Rudolf Drößler was the town clerk for his hometown Zeitz.

[edit] Works

Wir beobachten den Himmel, 1963
Die Venus der Eiszeit, 1967 ISBN B0000BQR9H
Als die Sterne Götter waren, 1976 ISBN 3404640519
Kunst der Eiszeit von Spanien bis Sibirien, 1980
Brücken in die Vergangenheit, 1980 ISBN 3332003240
Planeten, Tierkreiszeichen, Horoskope, 1984 ISBN 3451041391
Kulturen aus der Vogelschau, 1987 ISBN 389340001X
Flucht aus dem Paradies, 1988 ISBN 3354001682
Astronomie in Stein, 1990 ISBN 3926642254
Handlesen, Kartenschlagen, Pendeln (together with Manuela Freyberg), 1990 ISBN 3451043149
Menschwerdung, 1993 ISBN 3332005111
2000 Jahre Weltuntergang, 1999 ISBN 3429020972