Ernst Roeder

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Ernst Roeder (born March 17, 1862 in Schmelz (Saar) , district of Bettingen, † April 29, 1897 in Dresden ) was a German writer and editor . He occasionally used the name Rotteck, E (rnst) as a pseudonym .

Life

Philipp Ernst Roeder was the son of a forest clerk. He spent his childhood mainly with his grandparents in Hausbach near Losbach . After attending the secondary school in Saarlouis , he graduated from the trade school in Saarbrücken and finally studied economics, history and literary history in Dresden . After graduating, he temporarily worked in trade until he got a civil servant position in St. Louis (Alsace) . In the spring of 1883 Roeder moved back to Dresden, where he became editor of the magazine Deutsches Dichterheim , an organ for poetry and criticism . In 1886 he left this job and worked for the Dresdner Anzeiger and then for the new poetic sheets published by Edgar Pierson (1848-1919) . Until his death in the spring of 1897, Roeder was chairman of an "Association for the Care of Literature" founded in Dresden in 1886, the Litterarian Society , of which the poet Adele Osterloh (1857-1946) was a member.

Roeder was married to the Italian violin virtuoso Adelaide Milanollo, born on September 26, 1872 in Northern Italy . The artist had achieved notoriety, among other things, because she was allowed to play before Kaiser Wilhelm I in 1888 .

In July 1907, Adelaide Milanollo-Roeder gave up her position as a teacher at the Royal Saxon Conservatory . She married her brother-in-law, the engineer Julius Roeder, a brother of her deceased husband, and from September 1, 1907 no longer lived with him in Dresden, at Nürnberger Strasse 50, but in Bous (Saar) .

Fonts

  • The Dresden Court Theater of the Present. Biographical-critical sketches of the members ; New episode. Dresden 1896
  • The "old town" at the exhibition of Saxon handicrafts and applied arts in Dresden. In: Illustrirte Zeit , July 25, 1896, p. 98
  • Life. Poems, 1882
  • Young life. 2nd edition 1884
  • What the cricket chirps. 1884
  • Poems 1886
  • March violets , poem, 1888

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Michael Holzmann , Hanns Bohatta : Deutsches Pseudonym-Lexikon , Vienna / Leipzig 1906, p. 241; DNB 947798137
  2. ^ Franz Brümmer : Lexicon of German poets and prose writers from the beginning of the 19th century to the present . Part 5th, 6th edition Leipzig 1913, p. 21, keyword Roeder, Ernst ; DNB 986740365 .
  3. ^ Address book Dresden 1897, III. Part, Section 5, p. 111, column 2; Digitized SLUB Dresden
  4. ^ Address book Dresden 1897, Part I p. 338, column 1; Digitized SLUB Dresden
  5. ^ Address book Dresden 1897, III. Part, p. 449, column 2; Digitized SLUB Dresden
  6. ↑ Volger, Bruno (ed.): Saxony's scholars, artists and writers in word and image, together with an appendix "Non-Saxony" , Leipzig-Gohlis 1907/08, p. 104, keyword: "Milanollo-Roeder, Adelaide"; DNB 1002967759
  7. ^ Title recording by Paul Emil Richter: Directory of the new works of the Königl. public Library of Dresden , Volume 2, pp. 34 and 57

literature

personal data
SURNAME Roeder, Ernst
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Roeder, Ernst Philipp; Rotteck, E. (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and editor
DATE OF BIRTH March 17, 1862
PLACE OF BIRTH Schmelz (Saar)
DATE OF DEATH April 29, 1897
Place of death Dresden