Ernst Pörner

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K. Ernst Pörner (born July 11, 1886 in Stendal ; † October 27, 1965 in Wernigerode ) was a German educator , conservationist , geologist and local researcher .

Life

After his teacher training, Pörner got a job at the girls' elementary school in Wernigerode in 1912 . After the First World War he trained as a middle school teacher and was transferred to the boys' middle school, where he taught mathematics, physics and chemistry. He created several teaching materials that were used in the schools of the entire district of Wernigerode as duplicated manuscripts, including 1934 Der Harz and its Vorland . During the Second World War he was air protection officer for the district of Wernigerode . Since he had been a member of the NSDAP , he was no longer allowed to teach after the end of the war.

In his free time he was intensively involved in drawing and local research and presented several fundamental publications on the North Harz, the district and city of Wernigerode and the Brocken, some of which were published in tenth editions years after his death. He also published some of his research results in the daily, regional and specialist press.

From 1952 to 1965 Ernst Pörner was nature conservation officer for the Wernigerode district and tried to maintain nature conservation under the Brocken in politically difficult times. In 1952 and 1953 he was responsible for the restoration and revision of the natural monuments as well as all nature and landscape protection areas in the district of Wernigerode.

He also earned lasting merits in building the Feudal Museum at Wernigerode Castle and the Wernigerode District Local History Museum (now the Harz Museum).

Together with the Ilsenburg local researcher Hans Riefenstahl, he was involved in the rediscovery of the castle on the Ilsestein at the beginning of the 1960s .

Works (selection)

  • Geology, climate and vegetation of the Harz and its foreland. Activity report 1934 of the North Harz Experimental Association , 1934
  • The Harz and its foreland , 1934 (Manuscript copied for teaching purposes in the Wernigerode district)
  • Family tree of the Pörner family, Schkeuditzer Line , Wernigerode 1934
  • Historical map of the Harzburg office according to its forest, field and street names , Harzburg antiquity a. History Association, [Harzburg] 1938
  • The dance around the Queen of May. An interpretation of the figures at the town hall in Wernigerode . In: Archives for Regional and Folklore of Lower Saxony 3 (1942), p. 26
  • The district of Wernigerode - 20 maps for assessing agricultural crop yields , 1945
  • Climate Atlas of the Harz Mountains , 1953 (Manuscript reproduced in the Harz library in Wernigerode)
  • Market square and town hall to Wernigerode . Wernigerode undated [1957]
  • Wernigerode the colorful city on the Harz , 1st edition 1956, 7th edit. Edition 1965, Brockhaus, Leipzig ( Our little traveling booklet )
  • The Brocken in the Harz Mountains , Wernigerode 1956
  • (with Wolfgang Kaul): Brocken, Schierke, Elend , VEB Bibliograph. Inst., 1959 (Our little hiking booklet)
  • Lustgarten and zoo in Wernigerode (with list of trees in the Lustgarten), 1961
  • (with Rolf Langematz and Herbert Kürth): Half-timbered houses in Wernigerode , Böhlau, Weimar, 1961
  • In memory - Colonel Gustav Petri , 1962 (manuscript in the Wernigerode city archive)
  • (with Hans Riefenstahl): The castle on the Ilsestein near Ilsenburg (Harz) , Hüttenmuseum, Ilsenburg 1966
  • (with Karl Üblacker): Wernigerode the colorful city on the Harz , 8., verb. Ed., Brockhaus, Leipzig 1967; 10th edition, Brockhaus, Leipzig, 1971
  • History of Wernigerode . In: Wernigeröder Zeitung and Intellektivenblatt, Stadt Allendorf 1968, No. 109, pp. 2–5
  • The Regenstein as a Brandenburg-Prussian fortress. In: Unser Harz, 22 (1974), 3, pp. 47-48
  • Wernigeröder building history , in: Neue Wernigeröder Zeitung Vol. 4; 5.1993; 1994, 24/25; 16, pp. 32-33; P. 17

Honors

In 1990 a street in Wernigerode was named after him.

literature

  • Eberhard Frenzel: Ernst Pörner died. In: Nordharzer Jahrbuch, 2 (1965/1966), p. 81.
  • Ernst Pörner July 11th, 1886-27th October 1965. In: Nature conservation and natural history research in the districts of Halle and Magdeburg, 3 (1966), 1, pp. 65–66.
  • Günter Litgau: Who was Ernst Pörner? In: Neue Wernigeröder Zeitung 2 (1991), No. 7, p. 12.
  • Günter Glowka: A teacher who was deeply remembered. Memories of Ernst Pörner. In: Neue Wernigeröder Zeitung 10 (1999), No. 7, p. 22.
  • Hermann Behrens (ed.): Lexicon of Nature Conservation Officers , Volume 2: Saxony-Anhalt, 2006, pp. 255–256.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Encyclopedia of nature conservation officers, vol. 2: Sachsen-Anhalt, Neubrandenburg 2006, p. 255
  2. Ernst Pörner, Hans Riefenstahl: The castle on the Ilsestein near Ilsenburg, Ilsenburg 1966