author
Georg Heinrich Bonne
1859–1945
A German physician who also wrote widely on social reform, he brought a doctor's eye to questions of public health, crime, and alcohol. His work spans medical writing, journalism, and fiction, offering a window into the concerns of late 19th- and early 20th-century Germany.
1 Audiobook
Im Kampf um die Ideale, die Geschichte eines Suchenden : ein Gegenwartsroman
by Georg Heinrich Bonne
About the author
Born in Hamburg on August 12, 1859, Georg Heinrich Bonne was a German doctor who also built a substantial career as a publicist and writer. Reference sources describe him not only as a physician, but also as a journalist and author, reflecting the unusually broad range of his work.
Bonne wrote on medicine and public health, and he is also associated with social questions, including the effects of alcohol and the prevention of crime. Library and catalog records show that he published extensively, while Project Gutenberg lists at least one of his novels, Im Kampf um die Ideale, showing that his writing reached beyond professional medical topics into literature.
He died in Hamburg on May 1, 1945. Today, he is remembered as a versatile figure whose career connected science, reform-minded commentary, and creative writing.