Bernhard Scheinpflug

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Bernhard Scheinpflug (born January 5, 1811 in Bruch , Northern Bohemia, † March 2, 1882 in Prague ) was a German educator and historian.

Life

After studying law at Charles University in Prague and studying with the linguist Josef Jungmann and the pedagogue Johann Jungmann (1799–1872), Bernhard Scheinflug taught Italian at the Collegium Bernardinum in Prague in 1836 and was an educator and private teacher. In 1847 he received a teaching post for Italian and French at the Prague Conservatory and after 1851 was a professor at the Imperial and Royal High School in Prague.

Act

Scheinflug wrote textbooks, which became compulsory reading in Austria-Hungary with the onset of compulsory schooling . He published research overviews on the history of Austria and Bohemia , the Ossegg monastery , neighboring his native Bruch , the town of Bilin with the Hrobschitz castle and the Hrobschitz family , the Plasy (Plaß) monastery and the Kraschau (Krassow, Hrad Krasov) castle near Plaß in western Bohemia , bought in 1597 by Hieronymus Hrobschitzky von Hrobschitz († 1603).

Bernhard Scheinpflug was a member of the Association for the History of Germans in Bohemia.

Publications

  • The most important of the mythology of the Greeks and Romans for use in secondary schools and high schools, 1853.
  • German reading book for the upper classes of middle schools, 3 volumes, 1853.
  • Stories from the history of Austria for the educational group of the lower secondary school. 1856 and 1866.
  • Stories from the history of Austria. A historical aid and reading book for teaching and entertaining young people, Ehrlich Prag, 1857.
  • The history of Bohemia in a series of related stories, Domenicus Prague, 1858.
  • Founding of the Cistercian Ossegg Abbey, Prague 1859.
  • The German sentence structure in rules, examples and exercises, 1860.
  • Basics of the German Metric, 1860.
  • The types of seals in literature. For school lessons, Domenikus Prague, 1863 and 1864.
  • Small area studies of Bohemia for school and private lessons. 1864.
  • Expansion of the Cistercian order and its influence on the cultural conditions in Bohemia, Prague 1864.
  • Brief history of German literature for first lessons, Domenicus Prague, 1865.
  • The documents in the monastery archive in Ossegg, in: Communications of the Association for the History of Germans in Böhmen, 7, 1869, pages 185 to 196; 8, 1870, pages 34 to 43.
  • The St. Bernards Collegium in Prague. A contribution to the history of Prague and its educational institutions, mostly based on documents, Prague 1875.
  • Materials on a history of Plaß and its surroundings, in: Mitteilungen des Verein für Geschichte der Deutschen in Böhmen, year 12, 1874, pages 54 to 78, 177 to 187 and 254 to 272; ibid JKahrgang 13, 1875 pages 51 to 84; ibid year 14, 1876 pages 94 to 125 and ibid year 15, 1877 pages 138 to 148.
  • Contributions to the history of Kraschau from the time of feudal rule, In: Messages of the Association for the History of Germans in Bohemia, Volume 16, 1878 pages 416 to 320.
  • Studies on the history of Ossegg, In: Communications of the Association for the History of Germans in Böhmen, 1880 pages 241 to 252 and ibid 1881 pages 56 to 68 and 148 to 160.
  • On the oldest history of Bilin with a family tree of the Hrobschitz, In: Mitteilungen des Verein für Geschichte der Deutschen in Böhmen, year 20, 1882, pages 228 to 257.
  • The Cistercian monastery Ossegg at the time of Joseph II. In: Communications from the Association for the History of Germans in Bohemia, year 23, 1885, pages 71 to 85.
  • Mining on the Dominium Ossegg and in its immediate vicinity - especially in the monastery grave and in Riesenberg, in: Communications of the Association for the History of Germans in Bohemia, 15th year, pages 302 to 327.
  • Abbot Zlauco von Ossegg, in: Communications from the Association for the History of Germans in Bohemia, 16th year, pages 74 to 78.
  • A contribution to the history of the peasant uprising in Bohemia in 1680 (Gut Kraschau des Klosters Platz), in: Communications of the Association for the History of Germans in Bohemia, 16th year, pages 238 to 242.

literature

personal data
SURNAME Scheinpflug, Bernhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educator and historian
DATE OF BIRTH January 5, 1811
PLACE OF BIRTH Bruch , near Brüx in Northern Bohemia
DATE OF DEATH March 2, 1882
Place of death Prague