Martin Graff

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Martin Graff (22 June 1944 – 4 August 2021) was a French pastor, writer, screenwriter, and cabaretist.

Biography

After his studies in Protestant theology, he worked for three years as a pastor in Strasbourg and Sarreguemines. He then started a career as a journalist and essayist in German media. He wrote and published in German and French for radio, television, theatre, and cabarets.

Martin Graff died in Soultzeren on 4 August 2021, at the age of 77.^{[unreliable source?]}

Publications

• Vertiges (1984)
• L'Allemagne au mois d'août (1985)
• Der Joker und der Schmetterling (1987)
• Mange ta choucroute et tais-toi (1988)
• Le pape est fou (1989)
• Zéro partout : pamphlet franco-allemand (1993)
• Contes de Noël à rêver debout (1994)
• Nous sommes tous des Alsakons, mais ne le répétez à personne (1995)
• Von Liebe keine Spur. Das Elsass und die Deutschen (1996)
• Le réveil du Danube : géopolitique vagabonde de l'Europe (1998)
• Voyage au jardin des frontières (2000)
• Invitation à quitter la France (2001)
• Roberto et Fabiola (2002)
• Champagner für alle (2004)
• Le Vagabond des frontières (2010)
• Grenzvagabund (2010)
• Leben wie Gott im Elsass. Deutsche Fantasien (2012)
• Weihnachten. Geschichten
• Der lutherische Urknall. die Franzosen und die Deutschen, Morstadt, Kehl am Rhein
• Comme l'Allemagne ? : le big bang luthérien

References