Carl Friedrich Döhnel

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Carl Friedrich Döhnel (born June 12, 1772 in Schneeberg , † July 28, 1853 in Wiesenburg ) is one of the founders of Ore Mountain dialect literature alongside Christian Gottlob Wild . After studying law in 1796, the son of a community leader, merchant and merchant, settled in Wiesenburg near Zwickau and worked there as a lawyer and notary. One of his clients was, for example, the one on November 27, 1823 in Schwarzenberg / Erzgeb. beheaded Carl Ludwig Otto. He wrote songs and poems in High German and in the Ore Mountains dialect.

Works

  • Carl Ludwig Otto from Carlsfeld, murderer of his beloved , in: Memories sheets for educated readers, Zwickau 1823, pp. 727–734 and 748–752.
  • Consul Burzelbaum from the residence to his Bobeline , in: Dresdner Abend-Zeitung, No. 87 (1825), p. 345.
  • Tschumperliedl
  • 's Mountain Maadel , 1819

literature

  • Alfred Müller : Saxon homeland . Supplement The local historian , September, 1924, ZDB -ID 982931-3 .
  • Manfred Blechschmidt : Carl Friedrich Döhnel . In: Glückauf. Culture and homeland sheets of the Aue and Schwarzenberg district . 4, Issue 1, 1957, ZDB -ID 1159465-2 , p. 11.
  • Horst Henschel : Singing Land. 400 dialect songs from the Ore Mountains . Hofmeister, Leipzig 1939 ( Erzgebirgische Heimatkunde 19), pp. 28–30
personal data
SURNAME Döhnel, Carl Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German dialect author
DATE OF BIRTH June 12, 1772
PLACE OF BIRTH Schneeberg
DATE OF DEATH July 28, 1853
Place of death Wiesenburg