Ernst Joseph Görlich

Memorial plaque for Ernst Joseph Görlich

Ernst Joseph Görlich (born November 16, 1905 in Vienna , † October 4, 1973 in Oberpullendorf ) was an Austrian historian and writer.

Life

Ernst Joseph Görlich studied archeology, German and history in Vienna. The search for a job led him to Burgenland in 1932 , where he taught German and history at the Roman Catholic teacher training institute in Steinberg an der Rabnitz . In 1935 he took part in the Fatherland Front competition for a national anthem, where he emerged victorious with his three-verse text. Görlich spoke eight languages ​​and was the founder of a regional Esperanto association in Burgenland .

As part of the connection of Austria by Nazi Germany Ernst Görlich was used by the Nazis banned the practice of the profession in Burgenland. As a result, he briefly found a new teaching position in Moravia. In 1943 he was drafted into military service. After 1945, Görlich taught at the Technological Trade Museum in Vienna. He stayed connected to Steinberg as a secondary residence in the summer months and moved his main residence to Steinberg, where he was buried in a grave of honor.

He was a member of Danubia in MKV and Alpenland Vienna in ÖCV.

Awards

• 1965 honorary citizen of Steinberg an der Rabnitz
• Naming of an alley in Steinberg and a monument in front of the monastery

Works

• God's young people , Vienna 1926
• Otto of Austria , Vienna 1926
• Prince Dmitri , Kempen-Rh. 1928
• A game of death , Vienna 1928
• Jacobo Todi , Kempen-Rh. 1930
• Claudia Procula , Warendorf iW 1931
• Contardo Ferrini , Freiburg (Switzerland) [u. a.] 1933
• Garcia Moreno , Freiburg, Switzerland [a. a.] 1935
• Thomas More , Freiburg, Switzerland [a. a.] 1936
• Adventure on the Ohio , Bad Blankenburg 1938
• New harvest , Eisenstadt 1938
• Perthaler, a statesman from Tyrol , Brixlegg 1938 ( Austrian Library No. 9 / 3A)
• Introduction to the history of Austrian literature , Vienna 1946
• Duke Friedrich II. The arguable , Vienna 1946
• The thing with Madelaine , Vienna 1946
• Garcia Moreno's great hour , Vienna 1948
• Brief Austrian Church History , Linz / Danube 1949
• In the sign of the cross , Klagenfurt 1952
• Gudrun , Munich [u. a.] 1953
• Anni and the Prince Eugen , Würzburg 1954
• The little African , Vienna-Mödling 1954
• My sister Harumi , Gütersloh 1954
• The Senator's slave , Würzburg 1954
• The fleet of the betrayed , Würzburg 1955
• The girl from Louisiana , Vienna [a. a.] 1955
• Mein Herr der Beg , Gütersloh 1955
• Paths to God , Klagenfurt 1955
• Uprising in the Order of the Land , Würzburg 1956
• Storm in the East , Würzburg 1957
• A short church history , Aschaffenburg 1958
• The slave girl from San Domingo , Munich 1958
• Aunt Lucy , Konstanz (Baden) 1958
• The miracle monk from Lebanon, Charbel Makhlouf , Wiesbaden 1958
• The prisoners of the Swedes , Würzburg 1959
• In the hands of the slave hunters , Würzburg 1959
• Austria , Buchenhain in front of Munich 1959
• Austria's way to neutrality , Lübeck 1959
• A drop of black blood is enough , Frankfurt 1960
• The heir to the throne , Vienna [u. a.] 1961
• Contemporary studies , Salzburg 1962
• The last emperor , Vienna [u. a.] 1962
• World history in demolition , Aschaffenburg
  • 1. From the beginning to the end of the Middle Ages , 1963
  • 2. From the beginning of modern times to the end of World War II , 1963
• World history from ancient times to the present , Minden (Westphalia) 1963
• The Church of the Present , Aschaffenburg 1965
• Ruth , Tel Aviv 1965
• Hungary , Nuremberg 1965
• Game for Parascha , Bielefeld 1966
• Sold , Munich 1966
• The Church of Modern Times , Aschaffenburg 1967
• The Austrian Nation and the Resistance , Vienna [u. a.] 1967
• Journey into the past , Vienna 1968
• Karl von Vogelsang , Vienna [a. a.] 1968
• Basics of the history of the Habsburg Monarchy and Austria , Darmstadt 1970
• History of Austria , Innsbruck [u. a.] 1970 (together with Felix Romanik)
• Lord's law and slave whip , Brugg [u. a.] 1971
• The last emperor - a saint? , Stein (am Rhein) 1972
• Father Rupert Mayer , Aschaffenburg 1972
• Burgenland Symphony , Munich 1973

Editing

• My Austria, my fatherland! , Salzburg 1947
• Handbook of the Austrian , Salzburg 1949
• From happy life , Vienna 1950
• Share and obligation , Vienna (published together with Hermann Pschorn)
  • 1. For 1st and 2nd class , 1955
  • 2. For the 3rd year of technical and commercial educational institutions , 1952
  • 3. For the 4th year , 1956
  • 4. For the 5th year , 1956
• Anton Orel, herald of Christian social and cultural reform , Salzburg 1952
• Anton Prokesch from the east : Abendland - Morgenland , Graz [u. a.] 1956
• Johann Nestroy : The Insignificant , Graz [u. a.] 1957
• Leopold von Sacher-Masoch : Dark is your heart, Europe , Graz [u. a.] 1957
• Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer : The Fragmentist , Graz [u. a.] 1958
• Karl Emil Franzos : Half-Asia , Graz [u. a.] 1958
• Ladislaus Pyrker : With Krummstab and Leyer , Graz [u. a.] 1958
• Adolf Pichler : Tyrolean stories , Graz [u. a.] 1961
• Caroline Pichler : Madame Biedermeier , Graz [u. a.] 1963
• Hans Thirring on his 80th birthday on March 23, 1968 , Vienna 1968

Translations

• Carlo Carbone : Pope Pius IX. - Pope Pius XII. , Feldkirch 1956

literature

• Franz Wurz: Ernst Joseph Görlich. 65 years. Vienna Krems 1970.
• Jakob Perschy: Dr. Ernst Joseph Görlich (1905–1973), My Heimatvolk, pp. 86f. In: Burgenland. 90 years - 90 stories. Accompanying volume for the exhibition. Scientific papers from Burgenland (WAB) Volume 137, Landesmuseum Burgenland , Eisenstadt 2011, ISBN 978-3-85405-180-0 .

Web links

• Literature by and about Ernst Joseph Görlich in the catalog of the German National Library
• Entry on Ernst Joseph Görlich in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Photo of the Esperanto Association, see: Burgenland. 90 years - 90 stories. P. 87.
2. ↑ Austrian Kommersbuch. 1965. p. 78