Paul Mitzschke

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Paul Gottfried Mitzschke (born August 19, 1853 in Naumburg (Saale) , † September 25, 1920 in Weimar ) was a German archivist and historian.

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Paul Gottfried Mitzschke was born on August 19, 1853 as the son of the first cathedral preacher August Mitzschke and Marie Mitzschke, née Niese, in Naumburg an der Saale. He attended the Domgymnasium Naumburg from 1864 to 1871 . He then studied philology and history at the University of Rostock , where he received his doctorate in 1875. In the same year he became an assistant teacher at the Andreas Institute in Sulza and in 1876 a high school teacher in Fürstenwalde. From 1877 to 1896 he worked as an archivist in the Thuringian Secret Main and State Archives in Weimar. On January 24, 1882, he married Laura Hörner. According to a public advertisement from 1898, Paul Mitzschke became engaged to Ellen Wintzer, who was born in London in 1857 and was a columnist (journalistic reporter) and a translator of English, French and Italian. The date of their marriage is not known. Paul Mitzschke died in Weimar on September 25, 1920.

Mitzschke published early works on the history of Thuringia and his hometown Naumburg and places in the immediate vicinity. In 1896 he was the founder of the Thuringian Archive Day. In 1904, together with his wife, he published a 152-page book entitled “The treasure of sagas of the city of Weimar and its surroundings”. Paul Mitzschke was the editor of the messages from the Mitzschke Family Association .

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Books

  • Quaestiones Tironianae. Mittler, Berlin 1875 (dissertation, University of Rostock, 1875).
  • The Mitzschke family, Werschener Linie. Sieling, Naumburg a. P. 1877 ( digitized version )
  • The libraries of Naumburg , Domrich 1880
  • Naumburg inscriptions , 1877–1881, Domrich 1881
  • Naumburg bell chronicle , 1917
  • Martin Luther , Naumburg a. S. and the Reformation , Festschrift to welcome the meeting of former students of the Naumburg Cathedral High School on September 30th, 1st and 2nd October 2, 1885 in Naumburg, Julius Domrich, 1885
  • From the past of St. Otmarskirche in Naumburg , In: Blätter aus der Heimat (Naumburg-Kösen), No. 46, 1913
  • When and where did the last Abbot von Pforte die? , In: Blätter aus der Heimat (Naumburg-Kösen), No. 52, 1918
  • Jaroslav Čermák and his painting: The Hussites before Naumburg , Domrich Verlag, 1883
  • Beginnings and development of the Naumburg Hussite saga , Verlag Druck von H. Sieling, 1904
  • An image of the Naumburg Cherry Festival , 1906
  • The Naumburg Hussite Song, a contribution to the history of German folk poetry , published by the board of the Naumburg Referendarkirchfestzelt, 1907
  • The Naumburg Hussite legend among the French , 1907
  • Naumburg Parnass: Overview of the poets, storytellers and portrayers who lived permanently or temporarily in Naumburg an der Saale , H. Sieling, Naumburg 1921
  • The Paulus Jovius Chronicle of the Counts of Orlamünde , (Leipzig 1886)
  • A Greek shorthand from the fourth century BC , 1885
  • Signpost through the historical archives of Thuringia , Gotha 1900
  • Sigeboto's Vita Paulinae. A contribution to the oldest history of the Schwarzburg Land and Princely House , (Thuringian-Saxon History Library 1), Gotha 1889
  • The Red Book of Weimar , (Thuringian-Saxon History Library 2), Gotha 1891
  • Document book of the town and monastery of Bürgel Part I 1133–1454 , (Thuringian-Saxon History Library 3), Gotha 1893
  • What does the name Tümpling mean? , Hofbuchdruckerei 1904
  • The frog mouse war, a comical heroic poem, translated from the Greek in the meter of the original and provided with introductions , 1891
  • Treasure trove of the city of Weimar and the surrounding area , Hermann Böhlaus successor, Weimar 1904

Magazine articles

  • Article in the journal for Thuringian history and antiquity (ZVThGA)
    • Treasure hunt near Wettaburg and in Tautenburg 1698 and 1699 , in: ZVThGA 10 (1880), pp. 265–275
    • The name Alm (e) rich for the village of Altenburg near Naumburg , in: ZVThGA 11 (1882), pp. 549-550
    • Steinburg and Steindorf , in: ZVThGA 9 (1878), 479-483
  • Article in New Archives for Saxon History (NASG)
    • Fragment of an old necrology of the Pegau monastery , in: NASG 14, 1893, pp. 324-330
    • The funeral day of Margrave Georg von Meissen , in: NASG 16, 1895, pp. 131–132
    • From the Heusdorf monastery life , in: NASG 19, 1898, pp. 339–349
    • Two letters from Wilhelm the Brave , in: NASG 30, 1909, pp. 151–153
  • More articles:
    • Friedrich Nietzsche's origin and forefathers , In: Mitteilungen des Roland, 5th Jg., 1920, No. 6/7 u. No. 8/9
    • The names of the evangelical clergy of the Ephorie Naumburg aS up to the year 1876 , In: Archive for Stamm- und Wappenkunde (Roland), Vol. 15, pp. 38–43.
    • The legend of the founding of the Posa monastery (Bosau) , In: Mitteilungen der Geschichts- und Altertumsforschenden Gesellschaft des Osterlandes 10, 1895, pp. 457–461.
    • The pilgrimage chapel in Wersdorf near Apolda , in: Thüringer Bauernspiegel, Heft 5 (1920), p. 96
    • Memories of Ernst Ortlepp , In: Thüringer Monatsblätter XIX, 1912, pp. 137–141
    • The age of the Naumburg cherry festival , In: Supplement to No. 133 of the Naumburger Tageblatt from June 11, 1919
    • Naumburg and its neighborhood in epithets, proverbs and idioms , In: Sonntagsblatt des Naumburger Tageblatt, 6th and 13th July 1919
    • The folk, state and prince anthems of the Thuringians , In: Dorfzeitung No. 161, Hildburghausen, July 13, 1919
    • Thuringia in the language of crooks and craftspeople , In: Dorfzeitung No. 51, Hildburghausen, February 29, 1920
    • Evidence of the former religious bodies and places of pilgrimage in the city of Weimar , In: Deutschland 52, No. 218–22, 10. – 14. August 1900

literature

  • Adolf Hinrichsen, Konrad Beyer, Johannes Andreas Freiherr von Wagner: The literary Germany , 1891, p. 912
  • Hermann August Ludwig Degener, Walter Habel: Who is it? , Verlag Herrmann Degener, Volume 5, 1911, p. 969
  • Katrin Berger, Reinhold Brunner, Volker Wahl: Life Pictures Thuringian Archivists , from the Thuringian Archivists Association, Hain-Team, 2001, p. 261

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personal data
SURNAME Mitzschke, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Mitzschke, Paul Gottfried (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German archivist and historian
DATE OF BIRTH August 19, 1853
PLACE OF BIRTH Naumburg (Saale)
DATE OF DEATH September 25, 1920
Place of death Weimar