Hermann Hauff

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Hermann Hauff (born August 22, 1800 in Stuttgart ; † August 16, 1865 there ) was a German writer , editor and translator .

Life

Hermann Hauff's father, August Friederich Hauff, was government secretary in Stuttgart. He was the brother of Wilhelm Hauff and his sisters Marie (* 1806) and Sophie (* 1807). After the father's death in 1809, the mother and the children moved to live with her father Karl Friedrich Elsäßer in Tübingen on Haaggasse. In 1817, while studying medicine , he became a member of the Germania Tübingen fraternity ( Feuerreiter ). From 1822 to 1823 he lived in Berlin and Paris. In Tübingen he was promoted to Dr. med. PhD .

Hermann Hauff translated a. a. Alexander von Humboldt's trip to South America from the French and published a four-volume edition in 1859. In 1827 he joined the editorial office of Johann Friedrich Cottas Morgenblatt for educated estates , which he headed from 1828 until his death in 1865. From 1838 onwards, Hauff and his cousin Christoph Friedrich Karl von Kölle published the German quarterly font in Stuttgart .

He is buried in the Hoppenlauf cemetery in Stuttgart .

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