Albert Schumann

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Albert Schumann (born February 4, 1835 in Gotha , † February 24, 1897 in Aarau , Switzerland) was a German educator, historian, geographer and librarian.

Life

Albert Schumann studied history and German at the universities in Jena, Bonn and Göttingen. In 1859 he went to Hamburg as the private scientific secretary of the historian Johann Martin Lappenberg . In 1860, after a negative application to the Göttingen library, he went to Switzerland, where he worked as a teacher for German and history at the district school in Zofingen for 22 years. At the same time he was in charge of the Zofingen city library from 1867 until the end of his life.

Schumann was the author of 133 articles for the Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie and collaborator on Karl Goedekes Grundriß for the history of German poetry . A first delivery of a work he had planned on the Aargau writers appeared in 1888. In 1863/64 he was editor and publisher of the weekly Aus dem Wiggerthale , a supplement to the Zofinger Volksblatt , of which 20 issues appeared.

From 1882 Albert Schumann taught for ten years as a professor of history and geography at the Aarau Cantonal School in Aarau.

Fonts

  • From the Wiggerthale. Leaves for inspiration and instruction. Rudolf Steinegger, Zofingen 1863/64.
  • Aargau writer. Illustrated from the sources. Lfg. 1, Aarau 1887.
  • An idyll in turbulent times. (The philosopher Jakob Friedrich Fries as private tutor in Zofingen 1797–1800). In: Pocket book of the Historical Society of the Canton of Aargau , 1898.
  • All ADB articles by Albert Schumann

Web links

Wikisource: Albert Schumann  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Alfred Estermann: The German literature journals 1850-1880: Bibliographien - Programs. Saur, Munich 1989, ISBN 3-598-10709-9 , p. 188 ( limited preview in Google book search).
  2. a b c Repertory on the essays and communications on Swiss history contained in journals and collective publications from 1891–1900. Basel 1906, pp. 4, 12, 42, 350 ( digitized version ). The articles contained in the first delivery of the Aargauischen Writers are also listed (separately) in this finding aid.