Theodor Mayer

Austrian writer (1884–1949)

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Theodor Mayer
Born	(1884-02-27)27 February 1884 Vienna, Austria
Died	3 November 1949(1949-11-03) (aged 65) Vienna, Austria
Nationality	Austrian
Occupation	Writer

Theodor Heinrich Mayer (27 February 1884 – 3 November 1949) was an Austrian writer and chemist. His work was part of the art competitions at the 1928 Summer Olympics and the 1936 Summer Olympics.^[1]

Works

Novels, unless indicated otherwise

Von Menschen und Maschinen (1915)
Typhus (1920)
Wir (drama, 1921)
Prokop der Schneider (1922)
Rapanui – Der Untergang einer Welt (1923)
Cyprian der Abenteurer (1924)
Die Macht der Dinge (short stories, 1924)
David findet Abissag (1925)
Der große Stiefel (1926)
Die letzten Bürger (1927)
Die Bahn über den Berg (1928)
Minister Bruck: Das Buch vom Anschluß Österreichs, wie er vor siebzig Jahren hätte sein können und auch heute noch sein kann (1929)
Tod über der Welt (1930)
Königgrätz (1931)
Clown der Welt: Ein Film-Roman (1931)
Deutscher im Osten (1932)
Geld ... Geld! (1935)
Ärzte (1936)
Der Adjutant des Prinzen (1937)
Sudeten (1938)
Vom Gedanken zur Tat. Novellen aus der Geschichte werktätigen Schaffens (novellas) (1941)
Menschenland (1947)
Im ewigen Eis (1949)