Cornelius Rudolf Vietor (clergyman, 1863)

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Cornelius Rudolf Vietor , also: Cornelius Rudolph Vietor , Kornelius Rudolf Vietor (born October 2, 1863 in Bremen , † July 14, 1932 in Hude (Oldenburg) ) was a German Protestant clergyman and writer .

Life

Cornelius Rudolf Vietor was the twelfth child of Pastor Cornelius Rudolph Vietor . After attending grammar school in Bremen , he studied Protestant theology at the universities in Erlangen , Tübingen , Greifswald and Marburg . He worked as an assistant preacher in Bremen, Bochum , Cologne and Barmen . In 1889 he went on a nine-month study trip to the United States . From 1894, Vietor was pastor of the Sankt-Stephani congregation in Bremen.

In addition to his work as a clergyman , Cornelius Rudolf Vietor wrote novels , stories and humoresques .

Works

  • Mosaic , Bremen 1909
  • A happy person , Barmen 1912
  • When the controls fail , Barmen 1914
  • In the world I only loved him! , Barmen 1914
  • Defend yourself and rejoice , Barmen 1915
  • We love German happiness! , Barmen 1915
  • CR Vietor's Journey to America , Barmen 1917
  • Listen! , Barmen 1917
  • You and your bride and your wife , Barmen 1918
  • Heinz Sophander , Barmen 1920
  • The last queen of Naples , Berlin 1920
  • What is man in the world for? , Barmen 1922
  • Humor and its rationale , Bremen 1925

Web links

literature

  • Wilhelm Vietor: The pastor under the pulpit - D. Cornelius Rudolf Vietor (1814-1897) . In: Pastors in Bremen: Images of life from the 19th and 20th centuries , Volume 2 of the series of the Bremer Dom eV Foundation , Edition Temmen , Bremen 2007, ISBN 3861085968 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Local family books: Bremen and Vegesack ( GenWiki , query date: May 19, 2012)
personal data
SURNAME Vietor, Cornelius Rudolf
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Vietor, Cornelius Rudolph; Vietor, Kornelius Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant clergyman and writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 2, 1863
PLACE OF BIRTH Bremen
DATE OF DEATH July 14, 1932
Place of death Hude (Oldenburg)