Franz Josef Burghardt

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Franz Josef Burghardt (born August 23, 1952 in Waldbröl ) is a German scientific theorist and social historian .

Life

Until 1966 Burghardt attended the Hollenberg-Gymnasium in Waldbröl , then the State Apostle Gymnasium in Cologne-Lindenthal (Abitur 1971).

After completing his first degree at the University of Cologne with degrees in mathematics (diploma in 1976) and physics (doctorate in 1979 under Heisenberg's student Peter Mittelstaedt ), Burghardt worked in the field of basic physical research, in particular on a formal language with modalities in quantum physics . Like Carnap , he assigned the modal terms “possible” and “necessary” to a metalanguage .

At the beginning of the 1980s he developed software for the Sinclair ZX81 that allowed the use of a computer to simulate statistical processes in mathematics lessons (still 1985–1987 at the Hölderlin High School in Cologne ).

Burghardt, who since the early 1970s, the development of civil officials families in the Rhineland during the 17th and 18th centuries examined, finished in 1992, a second study of history, social and economic history and philosophy through another promotion at the Prussia Historian Johannes Kunisch with a study on social mobility in the age of absolutism .

After joining the CDU Cologne in 1991, Burghardt took over several party offices. In 1993 he became chairman of the local association in the Brück district of Cologne and Gisela Manderla, who later became a member of the Bundestag , as his deputy . In 1994 he helped Rolf Bietmann to win an election in the Cologne municipal constituency of Brück-Rath / Heumar, but fell out with him because, against Bietmann's resistance, he promoted Manderla's entry into the Cologne city ​​council . In 2004 Burghardt left politics. From 1993 to 2019 Burghardt was a member of a group that called itself “ Illuminati in Areopagus ” and influenced local politics in Cologne. His membership included a notary who worked for the Sal. Oppenheim bank as well as a former manager at Ford Germany and an influential Freemason .

After studying law with a focus on German legal history with Dieter Strauch and statistical studies on spatial mobility in the context of migration to Germany since 1980, Burghardt began working on the reign of Brandenburg Elector Johann Sigismund in 2002 . Here stood beside political philosophy and religious and political aspects of the " Second Reformation " and the influence of France on the Jülich-Cleves War of Succession especially the social mobility of civil and aristocratic groups on the eve of the Thirty Years' War in the foreground. Since 2012, Burghardt and his wife have been investigating the international social structure of the German secret service for the protection of " retaliatory weapons " V1 and V2.

In 2007, Burghardt became a consultant at the genealogy company Ancestry , but ended this collaboration in 2015 after Ancestry had started building a genetic database .

Burghardt is a freelance historian and has lived in Cologne-Brück since 1983. He has been married to Daniela Topp-Burghardt since 1981 (2003-2019 Chairwoman of the European Women's Ring Association , 2013 European Women Prize , since 2015 First Deputy Mayor of the Cologne-Kalk district , 2018 Medal of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany ). The couple has three grown children

Fonts (selection)

A complete directory of the fonts can be found on the personal homepage.

Monographs

  • Modal quantum logic with a dialogical justification. Cologne 1979.
  • The Secret Councils of the Duchies of Jülich and Berg 1692–1742. A contribution to the structure of society on the Lower Rhine in the age of absolutism. (Diss. Phil. Cologne 1992) Meschede 1992. ISBN 3-926089-04-0 .
  • Genealogy. 5th edition, Meschede 2003. ISBN 3-926089-03-2 . (Revised special edition: Handbuch zur Familienforschung. Cologne 2010).
  • Between fundamentalism and tolerance. Calvinist influences on Elector Johann Sigismund von Brandenburg before his conversion. Johannes Kunisch on his 75th birthday. Berlin 2012. ISBN 978-3-428-13797-8 .
  • Retribution spies. The German defense in northern France and the secret service securing of the launching areas for V weapons in World War II. A socio-biographical study . Schönau 2018. ISBN 978-3-947009-02-2 .

Essays

  • Modal Quantum Logic and Its Dialogic Foundation. In: International Journal of Theoretical Physics. Vol. 19 (1980), pp. 843-866.
  • The law of causation in physics. In: Physics and Didactics. 11th vol. (1983), No. 4, pp. 285-297.
  • Modalities and Quantum Mechanics. In: International Journal of Theoretical Physics. Vol. 23 (1984), pp. 1171-1196.
  • The arrow sticker affair 1714/19. In: Journal of the Bergisches Geschichtsverein. 94: 69-96 (1991).
  • Brandenburg and the Lower Rhine estates 1615–1620 . Johannes Kunisch on his 70th birthday. In: Research on Brandenburg and Prussian History NF 17. (2007), pp. 1–95.
  • The beginnings of the Terlaen family in Cologne and the Terlaen portrait of Barthel Bruyns the Elder. Ä. (1550/55). In: Yearbook of the Cologne History Association 80. (2009/10), Cologne 2010, pp. 21–41.
  • “That the world obviously wants it differently”. The petition of the Council Nikolaus von Langenberg to Prince Elector Georg Wilhelm von Brandenburg 1619. In: Düsseldorfer Jb 81. (2011), pp. 23-66.
  • Tradition - Tolerance - Stoa. On political philosophy in the northern Rhineland on the eve of the Thirty Years War. In: Rhine. Quarterly Papers 75. (2011), pp. 171–202.
  • Councilors as representatives of the people. On the importance of the cities in the occupation of the Lower Rhine duchies by Brandenburg-Prussia and Palatinate-Neuburg 1609–1610. In: Journal of the Bergisches Geschichtsverein 103. (2010/2011), Neustadt a. d. Aisch 2012, pp. 22-52.
  • Brandenburg 1608–1688. Court Calvinism and Territory Complex. In: Herman J. Selderhuis, J. Marius J. Lang van Ravenswaay (eds.): Reformed Majorities in Early Modern Europe. Göttingen 2015, ISBN 978-3-525-55083-0 , pp. 111-138.
  • Between right and right. The Duisburg lawyer and secret service officer Karl Hegener (1894–1954). In: Duisburger Forschungen 60. (2015), ISBN 978-3-8375-1345-5 , pp. 117-174.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Franz Josef Burghardt in the Mathematics Genealogy Project
  2. ^ Franz J. Burghardt: The microcomputer in the propaedeutic probability calculation. In: Praxis der Mathematik 25. (1983), pp. 161–166.
  3. ↑ City Hölderlin-Gymnasium Köln-Mülheim (Ed.): 75 years of the Städtisches Hölderlin-Gymnasium Köln-Mülheim. Cologne 1987, p. 289.
  4. ↑ Bietmann came under public pressure in 1993 because of misappropriating living space and had to give up his office as first mayor . Nevertheless, Burghardt had agreed to Bietmann's takeover of the Cologne local electoral district Brück-Rath / Heumar and, in return, demanded that he prevent a major construction project in Brück, in which Bietmann would have been at least indirectly involved (K. Vonderbank, 1985-2002 board member of the CDU Cologne -Brück, + 219).
  5. ↑ Brücker information. Reports - Analysis - Opinions. (Journal of the CDU local association Cologne-Brück) 1991-2004.
  6. ^ " Weishaupt " ( pseudonym ) - a great-nephew of the former Reich Colonial Minister Johannes Bell , who signed the Versailles Treaty for the German Reich in 1919 - was also active as a notary for the real estate dealer Günther Kaußen until 1985 and authenticated in October 2008 in the presence of Josef Esch Signatures of Madeleine Schickedanz , which ultimately led to her ruin. In 2012 he made a major contribution to Manderla's entry into the Bundestag ; The Cologne daily Express therefore called him at the time "Prince Leader".
  7. ↑ " Knigge " ( pseudonym ) was responsible for the area of ​​plant construction and maintenance at Ford Germany and was responsible for the preparation of several major projects, including in Cologne and Berlin. As a well in the Scottish Hochgradmaurerei active Freemason , he pursued the establishment of a national academy for the training of lodges officials . Although he was able to make his confidante Gorissen the master of the chair of the Cologne lodge “Zum Ewigen Dom” and in 2006 the grand speaker of the grand lodge of the old free and accepted masons of Germany , he left the lodges in 2008 and now called Freemasonry a dazzling work; Burkhardt Gorissen : I was a Freemason . Augsburg 2009, ISBN 978-3-86744-107-0 ; there on “Knigge” alias “Alfred Cornelisen” pp. 98–123 and 164–172.
  8. ↑ Help and tips for your genealogy and family research (accessed May 30, 2020; can no longer be accessed via Ancestry.de ). His book genealogy was premium versions 2008 and 2010, published by Ancestry as a special edition of the genealogy - software Family Tree Maker attached.
  9. ^ Burghardt was seen as a representative of a sociological genealogy; Burghardt, Familienforschung , pp. 153–179.
  10. ^ Since 2012 author of the Duncker & Humblot publishing house
  11. ↑ Award by the European Movement Germany for special volunteer work for a United Europe.
personal data
SURNAME Burghardt, Franz Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German science theorist and social historian
DATE OF BIRTH 23rd August 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Waldbröl