Carl Drolshagen

Carl Drolshagen was a German cartography historian and surveyor in the Prussian state cultural administration .

Life

Initially working as a surveyor in Berlin, Drolshagen moved to Greifswald in the 1890s , where he was employed by the special commission, which later became the cultural office. In 1905 he was appointed royal chief country knife here. He was one of the first to work on the Swedish land record of Western Pomerania .

In 1920 Drolshagen was finally transferred to Wesel , where on January 1, 1921, he was given the management of the Wesel cultural office, combined with promotion to the government and cultural council. In this function he went to Leobschütz only a little later , where he can still be verified as a councilor in 1931. Exact dates of life are unknown.

He was a member of the Pomeranian Geographical Society.

Publications

• The Swedish land registry and Hufenmatrikel von Vorpommern as the oldest German cadastre. 2 volumes, von Bruncken, Greifswald 1920–1923.
• Max Dießner: Ten Pictures of the Isle of Rügen , Leipzig 1923. (Introduction by Carl Drolshagen)
• A basic measurement on the ice of the Greifswald Bodden in 1757 , in Zeitschrift für Vermessungswesen, vol. 49 (1920), p. 695.
• The internal colonization. Lecture given in the teaching course of the German National People's Association Greifswald. Greifswald, Adbel, 1919.
• New Western Pomerania and Rügen in the context of the older cartography and land survey , in: Pommersche Jahrbücher , 10th Bd., Greifswald 1909.
• Primitive hand tools from the Stone Age of New Western Pomerania and Rügen , in: Pommersche Jahrbücher, 9th vol., Greifswald 1908.
• Markings and base maps , in: Pommersche Jahrbücher, Vol. 6., Greifswald 1905, pp. 125–141.

Web links

• Works by Carl Drolshagen in the state bibliography MV

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Culture here means agriculture; the commissions or cultural offices were authorities to regulate questions of rural conditions, real burdens , land consolidation and amelioration .