August Sturm (lawyer)

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August Sturm (born January 14, 1852 in Göschitz near Schleiz , † November 20, 1923 in Jena ) was a German lawyer, poet and writer .

August Sturm was born the son of the poet Julius Sturm and spent his youth in Köstritz and Gera . After attending the Rutheneum high school in Gera, he first studied Protestant theology in Jena, then law . During his studies he became a member of the Arminia fraternity in the castle cellar in 1872/73 . In Göttingen he was awarded a Dr. iur. utr. PhD . After graduating, he lived as a lawyer in Naumburg an der Saale. In addition to numerous legal works, most of which belong to the field of legal philosophy, he also wrote literary works. His one-act play Siegfrieds Tod was performed in the Bergtheater Thale . In 1916 he published a book about his father's life.

Works (selection)

Lyric collections
  • Poems , Gütersloh 1878, 2nd, increased edition, Hamburg 1905
  • Song and Life , Gütersloh 1889
  • German song book , 2nd edition, Leipzig 1894
  • New songs , Hamburg 1896
  • At the height , Hamburg 1903
Epic seals
  • Merlin , Gera 1892
  • Emperor Friedrich the Noble , Naumburg 1896
  • Hohenzollernsagen , Leipzig 1898
  • King Laurin's rose garden , Leipzig 1897
  • The King of Babel , Vienna 1900
  • German ballads , Leipzig 1904
Dramas
  • Donat , Hamburg 1891
  • Reinhart Frei , Naumburg 1893
  • Lost , Naumburg 1894
  • The riddle of life , Naumburg 1894
  • In the Dawn of the Century (three dramatic poems), Naumburg 1899
One act
  • Siegfried's death
  • About the people , Naumburg 1904
Legal works
  • The Comissivdelikte by omission and the Omissivdelikte, Kassel, 1884 cf. Kollmann, p. 1 footnote 3, 1908, here .
  • The right to peace , in: Archive for Current Reform Movement in Any Area of ​​Practical Life , Issue IX (1911).

literature

Web links

Wikisource: August Sturm  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. Note: After Dvorak on November 8th.
  2. Table of contents on the web server of the German National Library (PDF)