Christoph Friedrich Fein

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Christoph Friedrich Fein (* in Diemarden ; † 1761 in Hameln ) was a Protestant theologian.

Life

From 1734, Fein was initially a field chaplain. From 1736 to 1742 he was then pastor in Hanover-Bothfeld , then from 1742 to 1761 pastor of the garrison church in Hameln.

From 1748 he was an honorary member of the German Royal Society of Göttingen founded in 1738 , later the Göttingen German Society .

In his work "The unmasked fable from the exit of the Hamelian children" he tried in 1749 to prove the historical facts of the fable " Pied Piper of Hameln ".

Fonts

  • Christoph Friedrich Fein, M. Strohmeyer, Johann Roger Christian Corwante: Attempting regular thoughts of better establishment of the German art of spelling. 1748
  • The unmasked fable of the outcome of the Hamelian children; a closer discovery of the true story behind it; along with side items. Hanover: Johan Christoph Richter, 1749
  • A prize paper, crowned by the Royal Academy of Sciences in Berlin, on the question: How far the ancient Romans penetrated Germany with their weapons. Berlin, 1750
  • From the migration of the Holstein to the Harze and the Harz to the Holstein; with a map. In: Hannöverische Advertisements, 1751, pp. 331–336
  • From the name of the ancient Cherusks. In: Hannöverische Advertisements, 1751, pp. 515-518, 759-766

proof

  1. ^ Wilhelm Kosch, Carl Ludwig Lang, Heinz Rupp: German Literature Lexicon: biographical-bibliographical manual. , 1979

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personal data
SURNAME Fine, Christoph Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German evangelical preacher
DATE OF BIRTH 17th century or 18th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Diemarden
DATE OF DEATH 1761
Place of death Hamelin