Claus Hinrich Casdorff

Claus Hinrich Casdorff (August 6, 1925 in Hamburg – February 6, 2004) was a German journalist.

Life

Casdorff worked as journalist for German broadcaster Westdeutscher Rundfunk. Together with journalist Rudolf Rohlinger he started tv-magazine Monitor in 1965.[1]

Casdorff died on February 6, 2004.[2][3]

Books by Casdorff
  • Kreuzfeuer. interviews von Kolle bis Kiesinger. Berlin: Lenz, 1971
  • Weihnachten 1945: Ein Buch der Erinnerungen. Munich: Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, 1989 (original edition 1981), ISBN 978-3423250283
  • Demokraten. Profile unserer Republik. Königstein: Athenäum 1983. ISBN 978-3761082638

Awards
gollark: Hmm, yes, and it's more based on "popular meme creator who pings someone on an important server" than "good meme", I guess.
gollark: I suppose the profitable thing to do would be... to try and create interesting meme templates?
gollark: So buy shares in organic crystal meth, you're saying.
gollark: But their fortunes ultimately depend on the memes they invest in, so that doesn't work.
gollark: The stable things are *meant* to be firms and users.

Literature by and about Claus Hinrich Casdorff in the German National Library catalogue

References
  1. Berliner Zeitung: Kritisch, selbstbewusst, schlagfertig, 2004
  2. Claus Hinrich Casdorff, obituary in Der Spiegel on February 9, 2009
  3. Schlagfertig, streitlustig, unbestechlich, obit in Der Tagesspiegel on February 8, 2004
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