Christian Hermann Wienenbrügge

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Christian Hermann Wienenbrügge (born January 16, 1813 in Borken , † April 10, 1851 in Wadgassen ) was a German pastor , religion teacher and poet .

Life

Christian Hermann Wienenbrügge was the son of Constantin Wienenbrügge and Gertrudis Steldner . He attended elementary school in Borken. Between 1828 and 1832 he attended high school in Münster . There he was particularly influenced by the rector of the Hermann Nadermann school . On the advice of his relative Franz Xaver Biunde, he switched to the Royal High School in Trier , which was headed by Johann Hugo Wyttenbach . In September 1834 he received his certificate of maturity. As the best student of his year, he was appointed by the second director of the school Vitus Loers asked to give the high school graduates' farewell speech at the graduation ceremony.

In the winter semester of 1834/35 he matriculated at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität in Bonn in the subjects of philosophy and philology . In the winter semester of 1835/36 he lived with his former classmates Wilhelm Heinrich Kewenig and Karl Marx at Joseph-Straße 764 (today Joseph-Straße 29/31). He also took two lectures from August Wilhelm Schlegel , as did Marx.

In the fall of 1837 he finished his studies, graduated in Trier theology and was on March 3 in 1841 by Bishop Wilhelm Arnold Günther for ordained priests . From 1843 to 1845 he was chaplain in Merzig . In the autumn of 1846 he was appointed pastor in Wadgassen and in August 1846 as a proper teacher at the newly established community and provincial trade school.

On October 18, 1847, he was accepted as a member of the Society of Friends of Antiquity in the Rhineland . During the revolutionary year of 1848 , on the occasion of the birthday of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, he gave the ceremonial speech entitled: "Speech on Patriotism".

Christian Hermann Wienenbrügge died of a heart attack on April 10, 1851 . A selection of his unpublished poems was published in two editions in 1853.

Works

  • Talk about patriotism. Held in the assembly hall of the combined higher civil and provincial trade school on October 16, 1848 . Lintz, Trier 1848.
  • Franz Xaver Biunde (Ed.) The Catholic Church. Depicted in a cycle of lyrical chants by Chr. Herm. Wienenbrugge. From the papers left behind, along with a biographical sketch . Gall, Trier 1853. (2nd edition 1853) digitized

literature

  • Silesian church sheet. A magazine for Catholics of all classes to promote the religious mind . Edited by Hermann Welz. XV. Vol. Breslau 1849. No. 44, p. 558. Digitized
  • Franz Xaver Biunde: Biographical sketch as a preface . In: the same. The Catholic Church. Depicted in a cycle of lyrical chants by Chr. Herm. Wienenbrugge. From the papers left behind, along with a biographical sketch . Gall, Trier 1853, pp. III-XIII.
  • Wienenbrügge, a Catholic lyric poet . In: Europe. Chronicle of the educated world . Edited by F. Gustav Kühne . Leipzig 1853, pp. 662-663. Digitized
  • Christian Hermann Wienenbrügge . In: Joseph Kehrein : Biographischliterarisches Lexikon the Catholic German poets, folk and youth writers in the 19th century . Volume 1. Leo Woerl, Zurich, Stuttgart, Würzburg 1868, pp. 257-258. Digitized
    • Volume 1. Leo Woerl, Zurich, Stuttgart, Würzburg 1871, pp. 257-258. MDZ reader
  • Friedrich Wienstein: Lexicon of the Catholic German poets. From the beginning of the Middle Ages to the present. Edited biographically and literally . Beer & Thiemann, Hamm 1899, p. 427. Internet Archive
  • Franz Brümmer : Lexicon of German poets and prose writers from the beginning of the 19th century to the present . Volume 7. 6th edition Reclam, Leipzig 1913, p. 434. German text archive
  • Royal Friedrich Wilhelms-Gymnasium in Trier 1563–1913. Festschrift to celebrate the 350th anniversary of the institution on October 6-8, 1913 . Trier 1913, Appendix p. 32. Internet Archive
  • Manfred Schöncke: “A happy year in Bonn”? What we know about Karl Marx's first year at university. In: Contributions to Marx-Engels research. New episode . Argument, Hamburg 1994, ISBN 3-88619-745-X , pp. 239-255. Especially p. Q 242, 247, 249, 252.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Later (1896) renamed Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium .
  2. ^ Royal Friedrich Wilhelms-Gymnasium in Trier 1563–1913 .
  3. ↑ “Official directory of the staff and students in the winter half-year 1835–36. Bonn 1835 ".
  4. ^ Eberhard Gockel: Karl Marx in Bonn. Old addresses rediscovered. A contribution to the 2000 year Bonn anniversary and the bicentenaire of the French Revolution . University Press Edition, Overath near Cologne 1989, ISBN 3-924953-06-6 , pp. 9, 11 f. and 18.
  5. ↑ Manfred Schöncke, p. 247.
  6. ↑ As early as November 8, 1835, Heinrich Marx wrote his letter to Karl at the address: "Mr. Wienenbrügge, Stud. Phil. Well-born Bonn For Karl Marx, Stud. Jur." ( Marx-Engels Complete Edition (MEGA) Third Section. Correspondence . Volume 1. Karl Marx Friedrich Engels. Correspondence until April 1846. Dietz Verlag, Berlin 1975, p. 289.)
  7. ↑ "Here I spoke to several who asked about you, and from many quarters I wished me luck that H. Wienenbrugge was your friend. I am really eager to get to know him, and I should be very happy if you both visit us at Easter and, of course, take care of us together. For me this would be especially a proof of his friendship with you ”. ( Heinrich Marx to Karl Marx. November 18, 1835. In: Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA) Third Department. Correspondence . Volume 1. Karl Marx Friedrich Engels. Correspondence up to April 1846. Dietz Verlag, Berlin 1975, p. 291. )
  8. ↑ "Some Homeric Questions, in Latin". (Winter semester 1835/36) and “Explanation of selected elegies of propertius from the fourth book, in Latin language” in (summer semester 1836). (Manfred Schöncke, pp. 247 and 252.)
  9. ↑ Helmut Deckert: Karl Marx and his fellow students as a listener of Schlegel in Bonn . In: Festschrift for the 60th birthday of Prof. Dr. Phil. Hans Lülfing on November 24, 1966 . (= 83rd supplement to the Zentralblatt für Bibliothekwesen ). Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1966, p. 46.
  10. ↑ Franz Xaver Biunde: Biographical sketch as a preface , p IX.
  11. ^ Yearbooks of the Society of Friends of Antiquity in the Rhineland . XIII. Bonn 1848, p. 231, as well as yearbooks of the Association of Friends of Antiquity in the Rhineland . XV. Bonn 1850, p. 241. Internet Archive
  12. ^ Review in: Hamburg literary and critical papers . 29th year Hamburg 1853, p. 495 f.
  13. ↑ entry to Biunde, Franz Xaver 1806-1860 in the Rhineland-Palatinate personnel database , accessed on 30 November 2016 .


personal data
SURNAME Wienenbrügge, Christian Hermann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pastor, religion teacher and poet
DATE OF BIRTH January 16, 1813
PLACE OF BIRTH Bark
DATE OF DEATH April 10, 1851
Place of death Wadgassen