Anton Mailly

Anton Chaurand Graf von Mailly (born August 19, 1874 in Gorizia , † May 30, 1950 in Vienna ) was an Austrian folklorist.

Life

Mailly was an official in the Department of Commerce. Self-taught, he dealt with folklore and local history topics, on which he brought out numerous publications.

Anton Mailly was buried in Vienna's central cemetery after his death . In 1959 Maillygasse in Vienna- Favoriten was named after him.

Fonts

• The Romanesque church of Millstatt. Archaeological guide . Nest: Spittal an der Drau, 1913
• Myths, legends, fairy tales from the old border region on the Isonzo. Folklore forays . Schmidt: Munich, 1916
• Catholic Rosicrucianism. With a statute book of Catholic Rosicrucians from the XVIII. Century . Pfullingen, 1921
• Legends from Friuli and the Julian Alps . Dieterisch'sche: Leipzig, 1922
• The Order of the Templars in Lower Austria in history and legend . Textbook publisher: Vienna, 1923
• All kinds of oddities from St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna . Self-published: Vienna, 1923
• Mysteries of the German Bauhütte. A contribution to the history of medieval freemasonry . Pfullingen, 1924
• Lower Austrian legends . Leipzig, 1926
• The Church of St. Ruprecht in Vienna . Kirsch: Vienna, 1927
• Legends from the Mistelbach district in Lower Austria . Self-published: Vienna, 1927
• Klosterneuburg. City and pen . Klosterneuburg, 1928
• German antiquities in legend and tradition . Reinhold: Vienna, 1929
• Legends from Burgenland . Österreichischer Bundesverlag: Vienna, 1931 [Reprint Archiv-Verlag: Vienna, 2006]
• Legend and local history. The formation of legends in the landscape . Kühne: Vienna, 1940
• Landmarks of Niederdonau. A contribution to the cultural history of local studies, travel and guilding . Vienna, 1943

literature

• Felix Czeike: Historical Lexicon Vienna Vol. 4 . Kremayr & Scheriau: Vienna 1995 ( online ).

Web links

• Literature by and about Anton Mailly in the catalog of the German National Library