Bernhard Rogge (theologian)

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around 1880
1911

Bernhard Friedrich Wilhelm Rogge (born October 22, 1831 in Groß Tinz , † August 9, 1919 in Scharbeutz ) was a German Protestant theologian and court preacher .

Life

Bernhard Friedrich Wilhelm Rogge was born in Groß Tinz in the Liegnitz district in Silesia in 1831 . Rogge was the fifth son and eleventh child of pastor Wilhelm Rogge (1790–1870) and his wife Auguste nee. Wolfram (1799-1869). The Prussian Field Marshal Albrecht von Roon was his brother-in-law.

After initial home tuition by his father, Rogge attended the Pforta State School from 1843 , which he graduated from high school in 1850. With the professional goal of being a senior teacher, he then studied philosophy and philology in Halle . Due to a duel in Halle, Rogge moved to Bonn in 1851 , where he also began studying theology and graduated in 1854. From 1854 to 1856 Rogge completed his vicariate in Vallendar and was immediately elected pastor of the Lutheran parish of Stolberg near Aachen and ordained there in the same year . He also married the pastor's daughter Anna Thielen in 1856. Supported by his father-in-law, Field Provost Peter Thielen , Rogge was subsequently appointed field chaplain of the Koblenz garrison.

On August 18, 1862 appointed him later Kaiser Wilhelm I to the Potsdam court and Guard Corps -Divisionsprediger. In this capacity, Rogge took part in the battles of 1866 and the French campaign of 1870/1871 for the I. Guard Infantry Division . When Rogge was unable to succeed his father-in-law as military provost, he took military retirement in 1889 and was immediately appointed civilian court and garrison preacher.

In 1906 Rogge retired, became an honorary citizen of Potsdam and died in 1919 in Scharbeutz near Lübeck.

The Rogges publications were mostly created on anniversaries and secular celebrations and are written in popular science with a clear partisanship for Prussia and its rulers.

family

Rogge was married to Anna, née Thielen (born October 17, 1836 in Düsseldorf , † March 24, 1898 in Potsdam ), whose father Peter Thielen worked as a military chaplain and field provost. The couple had their son Friedrich Rogge , who later became district administrator in the Tondern district .

Fonts

  • Heinrich von Zütphen. The reformer of Bremen, a martyr from the days of the Reformation . In: For the parties and friends of the Gustav-Adolf-Verein . Klein, Barmen 1884
  • Kaiserbüchlein 1797–1888. In memory of Germany's heroic emperor Wilhelm I. Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld and Leipzig 1888
  • Kaiser Wilhelm the Victorious. His life and deeds presented for the people and the youth . Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld and Leipzig 1889
  • The book of the Prussian kings . Carl Meyer (Gustav Prior), Hanover 1891
  • Theodor Körner, a singer and a hero. Described to the German people to commemorate his 100th birthday . Herrosé, Wittenberg, 1891
  • Sedan booklet. Commemoration and ceremony for the German people. In memory of the twenty-fifth return of the day of Sedan 1870 - September 2 - 1895 . Eduard Thiele, Dresden 1895
  • Prince Bismarck, the first Chancellor of Germany. A picture of his eightieth birthday on April 1st . Carl Meyer, Hanover 1895
  • From seven decades. Memories from my life. 1st volume from 1831 to 1862 . Carl Meyer (Gustav Prior), Hanover, Berlin 1897. Volume 2 Hanover, Berlin 1899
  • Illustrated history of the Reformation in Germany. Popularly represented . Gustav Adolf, Dresden 1901
  • A false and a real picture of Luther . A. Strauch, Leipzig [1905] (= Festschriften for Gustav-Adolf-Verein No. 43)
  • Queen Luise. For the centenary of the anniversary of her death . Karl Seyffarth, Liegnitz 1910
  • Frederick the Great. In memory of the 200th anniversary of his birthday . Foundation publishing house, Potsdam [1912]
  • Kaiser Wilhelm II on the 25th anniversary of the reign . Cologne [1913] (= Schaffstein's green ribbon, vol. 35)
  • The Gospel in Persecution. Pictures from the times of the Counter Reformation . Wulfers, Cologne 1913
  • Luther booklet for the German people . Geibel, Altenburg 1917
  • Picture room of the Christian world. A work of art and history for the Protestant house . Union Deutsche Verlagsges., Stuttgart, Berlin, Leipzig [1908]

literature

Web links

Commons : Bernhard Rogge  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Address book of the royal residence city of Potsdam 1907. Using official sources. With a traffic plan for Potsdam and the surrounding area . 44th year. Printing and publishing by W. Hayn's Erben Potsdam. First section: I. Honorary citizen of the royal seat of Potsdam and IS 181 column 2
  2. ^ Eberhard Rogge: Rogge, Friedrich . in: Schleswig-Holstein Biographical Lexicon . Volume 2. Karl Wachholtz Verlag, Neumünster 1971, p. 210.
personal data
SURNAME Rogge, Bernhard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rogge, Bernhard Friedrich Wilhelm
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian and court preacher
DATE OF BIRTH October 22, 1831
PLACE OF BIRTH Groß Tinz , Liegnitz district
DATE OF DEATH August 9, 1919
Place of death Scharbeutz