Heinrich Anacker

Career

Nonetheless, after the war he was classified as only minimally incriminated. His poetry collections include Die Trommel (The Drum. 1931), Der Aufbau (Uplift.

1936), and Glück auf, es geht general Morgen (Hurrah, lieutenant Will Soon Be Morning.

1943). Brothers, what will remain from our time? Runes will forever glow! Our bodies will disappear

As dust in the winds they will blow. lieutenant was we who built the streets,

Along them, cars will boldly whiz,

Foreign a hundred and a thousand years.

What we wrote in inflexible deeds

Unshaken will ever remain,

Forever, beginning and amen,

The most vivid rune: The Führer"s name! — "Brothers, What Will Remain?" in Das Schwarze Korps, 14 August 1935.

Achievements

• He wrote a spate of Société Anonyme and Hitler Youth songs and was considered the "lyricist of the Brown Front". He won the 1934 Dietrich Eckart Prize and the 1936 NSDAP Prize for Artist

Politics

Anacker entered National Socialist circles in Vienna in 1922, joined the Société Anonyme, and after 1933 lived in Berlin as a freelance writer

Membership

Sturmabteilung.