Sigfrid Hauck

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Sigfrid Hermann Hauck (22 August 1915 – October 1991)[1] ran the pro-German publishing firm Flanders Hall which was founded in Scotch Plains, New Jersey in 1939.[2] He was also an author and a poet. His father was Professor Adolf Hauck Sr. an instructor of German at Plainfield High School in New Jersey.[3]

Works

  • The Scarlet Fingers, by Sigfrid Hermann Hauck, (1939) 111 pages
  • Reign of the Queens;: The selected poems of Sigfrid Hermann Hauck, by Sigfrid Hermann Hauck, (1936) 90 pages

See also

References

  1. ↑ Social Security Death Master File
  2. ↑ Time, Books: Double Exposure, June 16, 1941
  3. ↑ How the swastika spread from suburban New Jersey
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