Albert Friedrich Heinrich David Hollaz

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Albert Friedrich Heinrich David Hollaz (also Hollatz , born April 24, 1811 in Zebbin , district of Cammin i. Pom. , † November 8, 1849 in Groß Justin , Western Pomerania ) was a German Lutheran theologian. He played a leading role in building the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Prussian province of Pomerania .

After attending grammar school in Stettin , Hollaz studied theology in Berlin and Greifswald . He was sentenced to six years imprisonment for participation in political activities of student associations, but pardoned to a six-week prison term. In 1838 he became pastor in the village of Nemitz in the Schlawe district in Western Pomerania, but was transferred to Groß Justin that same year. There he turned (initially also literary) against the Prussian State Church consummated union of Lutheran and Reformed. As King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, his shared with the neighboring pastorsJulius Nagel , Karl Meinhold and Gädecke had refused the request for restitution of the Lutherans in their rights, he announced in October 1847 that he was leaving the regional church of Pomerania. With him, a large part of his parish converted to the Old Lutheran Church, and it received a strong boost in the entire Cammin parish.

Hollaz was married to Regine Caroline Friderike Wilhelmine Hollatz, née Sonnenschmidt (born April 28, 1816 in Pomerania, † December 6, 1883 in Boizenburg ). Hollaz's widow seems to have moved to Boizenburg only after 1867.

Fonts

  • The principle of union according to the teaching of the Holy Scriptures. Illumination of the Union Principes set up by Jena Pastor Moll in Löckenitz . Szczecin 1843.
  • About the possibility of a union of the German Reformists and the German Lutheran Church . Szczecin 1844.
  • Open letter to a believing, unlearned friend in the Protestant regional church of Prussia, the reason calls for the hope that is in us . RF Dörffling, Leipzig 1848.

literature

  • Hans Moderow : The evangelical clergy of Pomerania from the Reformation to the present. Part 1: District of Szczecin . Publishing house by Paul Riekammer. Stettin, 1903, p. 74, 584 f.
  • Stephan Sehlke: The spiritual Boizenburg . Norderstedt 2011, p. 232, footnote 652 ( restricted preview )

Individual evidence

  1. The petition of March 1st and the answer of the Prussian minister of culture Johann Albrecht Friedrich von Eichhorn of September 24th, 1847 are printed in Drei Aktenstücke regarding Union and Lutheranism. For clarification and understanding about the resignation of some Pommer clergymen from the unirten regional church of Prussia, presented by one of them , Dörffling, Leipzig 1847, digitally available at Google Books