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Deutsch: Der Blazer Krake mit der Kennung ZK 14 im Emder Falderndelft. Im Hintergrund die Rückseiten von Häusern der Großen Faldernstraße, rechts die Kettenbrücke. Von dem deutschen Reformpädagogen, Barden und Schriftsteller Martin Luserke (1880–1968) im Februar 1934 im niederländischen Zoutkamp als ZK 14 gekauft, wurde das Schiff mit Hilfe seines Sohnes Dieter Luserke (1918–2005) nach Oldersum in Ostfriesland überführt, um dort restauriert und zu einem Motorsegler ausgebaut zu werden. Die erste Seefahrt der neu benannten Krake mit eingebautem Motor führte am 15. Juli 1934 zur ostfriesischen Insel Juist. Als schwimmende Dichterwerkstatt wurde das Schiff zwischen 1934 und 1938 in den niederländischen, deutschen, dänischen, südnorwegischen und südschwedischen Häfen zwischen den westfriesischen Inseln, Fehmarn, Hiddensee und Rügen bekannt. Sie zog dort stets eine größere Zahl überwiegend jüngerer Menschen an, die Luserkes Erzählungen und Lesungen lauschten, von denen manche aber auch Teilstrecken mitfuhren. Die aus heutiger Sicht möglicherweise prominenteste Mitfahrerin war Beate Uhse, die als Schülerin zwischen 1931 und 1934 Luserkes reformpädagogisches Landschulheim Schule am Meer auf Juist besucht hatte.
English: Historic auxiliary powered vessel Krake (= octopus) with identification number ZK 14 (= Zoutkamp harbour, The Netherlands) and DGIC as its call signal in the harbour of Emden, East Frisia, Germany. This sailing ship (Dutch barge, type Blazer) originally made of oak wood is a special construction for cargo and fishery in the shallow waters of the Wadden Sea. Its flat bottom enables the ship during tidal flats to rest on the sea ground. The picture from a contemporary printed postcard was made between 1934 and 1938. During this time the Krake was owned by the German author and progressive pedagogue Martin Luserke (1880–1968) who used the ship as his floating poet's workshop. In many harbours of The Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, South Norway and South Sweden mostly younger people visited the ship for his readings or taletelling and some even went with him and his son Dieter Luserke (1918–2005) on cruise. One of the later prominent passengers was Beate Uhse (1919–2001) who attended Schule am Meer on the German island Juist which Martin Luserke had founded in 1925.
Nederlands: Z.K. 14 "Ebenhaëzer" (ex Z.K. 74), Betto en Maarten Bolt, Zoutkamp, Noord Nederland. Soort: Half gedekt zeilvaartuig. Mat. hout. Brt. 43 m3. Corr. 3/9104 d.d. 13-9-17, vaartuig voorzien van een motor. Corr. 27-12-22, rubr. 3, Half gedekt mosselen visscherij in de Lauwerszee, Wadden en Noordzee. Gevist van 15 Juli 1911 – 22 Febr. 1935. Op 25. Febr. 1935 verkocht naar Duitsland. Ingeschreven op 15 Jul. 1911, daarvoor ok al visser. Visserijmuseum Zoutkamp + zoutkamp.net + Facebook groep "Oud Zoutkamp" (Daan Oostindiën, Zoutkamp) |
| Date | between 1934 and 1938 |
| Source | printed contemporary postcard (first published between 1934 and 1938), archived and published by Johannes A. Lasco Bibliothek (library) in Emden, East Frisia, Germany: http://bildarchiv.jalb.de/index.php/Alt-Emden/Lfd-Nr-03-01/JALB-Alt-Emden-0013-01 and from the Luserke family in Cologne, Germany: http://luserke.net/_Media/luserke_krake_med.jpeg |
| Author | Unknown author |
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