Andreas Jakob

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Andreas Jakob (born October 28, 1955 in Würzburg ) is a German archivist and historian . He is head of the Erlangen City Archives.

Life

From 1978 to 1983 Andreas Jakob studied art history, Franconian and Bavarian regional history and classical archeology at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. In 1993 he obtained his doctorate with a doctorate in history. Between 1993 and 1996 he attended the archive school in Munich, where he graduated with the second state examination. Since 1984 he has been a research assistant at the City Museum and City Archives Erlangen and in 2007 became head of the City Archives Erlangen.

In addition to numerous publications, above all on the history of architecture, the city, the university and students in Erlangen, the November pogrom 1938, the history of the planned German cities, the Franconian regional and church history and lexicon and handbook articles, he is also the editor and co-editor of various books, u. a. of the Erlangen City Lexicon since 2002.

Works (selection)

  • The day of shame in Erlangen. The victims of the pogrom against the Jews in Erlangen , in: Stadtarchiv Erlangen (Hrsg.), Der Tag der Schande in Erlangen. The victims of the pogrom against the Jews in Erlangen. Memorial book (Publications of the City Archives Erlangen, special series issue 1), Erlangen 2019.
  • "... that a Jew remains a Jew, even if baptismal water is poured over his head!" Anti-Semitism in Erlangen using the example of Dr. Ernst G. Deuerlein (1893-1978) , in: Peter Fleischmann / Georg Seiderer (eds.), Archives and archivists in Franconia during National Socialism (Franconia 10); Neustadt an der Aisch 2019, pp. 265-325.
  • The monument to Jakob Herz in Erlangen. An example of overcoming the exclusion of Jews in the 19th century , Freundeskreis der Jüdischen Kultusgemeinde Erlangen (ed.), Der Jewish Friedhof in Erlangen, Amberg 2018, pp. 125–135.
  • The death of the combat commander. The end of the war in Erlangen in 1945 as reflected in eyewitness reports (publications by the Erlangen City Archives, No. 20), Berching 2018.
  • Huguenots in Franconia. More than a spark? , in: Andrea M. Kluxen / Julia Krieger / Andrea May (eds.), Strangers in Franconia. Migration and cultural transfer (= history and culture in Middle Franconia, vol. 4) Ergon-Verlag , Würzburg 2016, pp. 157–212.
  • Emergency money years. The development of money from the outbreak of World War I to hyperinflation in 1923 using the example of the city of Erlangen (Publications of the City Archives Erlangen, No. 17), Wendelstein 2016.
  • The collegiate foundation near St. Martin in Forchheim. Basics of the history of the monastery and parish in the second capital of the bishopric Bamberg 1354 - 1803, Volume 2: Die Personalisten , Erlangen 2015.
  • The Huguenot Church in Erlangen. "The most haunting building of Reformed tradition in Bavaria" (Publications of the Erlangen City Archives, No. 12), Wendelstein 2013.
  • From Erlangen to Franconian Switzerland. Early romantic landscape drawings by Friedrich Wilhelm Doppelmayr from 1797 as reflected in contemporary travel reports (publications of the Erlangen City Archives, No. 11), Wendelstein 2013.
  • "... his main passion was the military ..."? Margrave Friedrich von Brandenburg-Bayreuth as regiment owner and sovereign , in: Georg Seiderer / Clemens Wachter (eds.), Margrave Friedrich von Brandenburg-Bayreuth 1711–1763. Lectures at the conference on May 12 and 13, 2011 in the auditorium of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Central Institute for Regional Research, Section Franconia (= Franconia 5, supplements to the yearbook for Franconian regional research), Neustadt an der Aisch 2012, p 195-285.
  • Erlangen in the 18th century. Volk Verlag , Munich 2012.
  • "That the teachers of this university want to give the teachers of the University of Altdorf their enduring friendship". The University of Erlangen and its relationship to Altdorf , in: Hanns Christof Brennecke / Dirk Niefanger / Werner Wilhelm Schnabel (eds.), Academy and University of Altdorf. Studies on the university history of Nuremberg (= supplements to the archive for cultural history, issue 69), Cologne / Weimar / Vienna 2011, pp. 363–395.
  • "On the night that the Jewish action took place ...". The pogrom of 9/10 November 1938 in Erlangen and his legal processing 1946–1950. (Publications of the Erlangen City Archives, No. 9/1), Nuremberg 2011.
  • An idea from Versailles in Franconia. Power and art politics during the rise of Erlangen to the second residential and sixth state capital of the Margraviate Brandenburg-Bayreuth , in: Axel Gotthard / Andreas Jakob / Thomas Nicklas (eds.), Studies on the Political Culture of Old Europe (Festschrift Helmut Neuhaus), Berlin 2009, p 421-460.
  • To achieve the kingdom of heaven - open by tradition? W. Tümmels Verlag, Nuremberg 2007.
  • A mirror of the holy heaven on earth. - The medieval patronage of the Bamberg diocese , in: Rolf Bergmann, Günter Dippold, Jochen Haberstroh , Christian Lange, Wolfgang Weiß (eds.): Missioning and Christianization in the Regnitz and Obermaing area (=  Historischer Verein Bamberg, series of publications , vol. 41), Bamberg 2007, pp. 267-282.
  • The Martinskirchen in Franconia. A study on the prehistory and founding of the Bamberg diocese , in: Josef Urban (Hrsg.), Festschrift for the 1000th anniversary of the Bamberg diocese (studies on the history of the Bamberg diocese, vol. 3), Bamberg 2006, pp. 104–144.
  • The baroque town complex of Karlshafen and its European roots. A contribution to the foundation of the "Huguenot city" 300 years ago by Landgrave Carl von Hessen-Kassel , in: Yearbook of the Hessian Church History Association 51/2000, pp. 3–41.
  • The collegiate foundation near St. Martin in Forchheim. Basics of the history of the monastery and parish in the second capital of the bishopric of Bamberg 1354–1803. Verlag HO Schulze, Lichtenfels 1998. - at the same time dissertation University Erlangen-Nürnberg 1993.
  • “… Erlangen is a university”. The structural development of the Friedrich-Alexander-University , in: Henning Kößler (Ed.), 250 years Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. Festschrift (Erlanger Research, Vol. 4), Erlangen 1993, pp. 45–114.
  • The development of the old town of Erlangen. From “villa Erlangon” to the city of the Bohemian kings. Palm and Enke publishing house, Erlangen 1990.
  • The legend of the "Huguenot cities". German planned cities of the 16th and 17th centuries, in: Volker Himmelein (Ed.), "Clear and bright like a rule". Planned cities of the modern age (exhibition catalog of the Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe), Karlsruhe 1990, pp. 181–198.
  • The new town of Erlangen. Planning and development , Heimatverein Erlangen and the surrounding area (= Erlanger Baussteine ​​Bd. 33, special volume), Erlangen 1986.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Jakob, Andreas. volkverlag.de, accessed on December 17, 2012 .
  2. ^ The history of the city archive. Erlangen.de, accessed on December 17, 2012 .

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personal data
SURNAME Jakob, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German archivist and historian
DATE OF BIRTH October 28, 1955
PLACE OF BIRTH Wurzburg