Franz Moritz Kirbach

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Christian Franz Moritz Kirbach (born April 18, 1825 in Leisnig ; died January 31, 1905 in Plauen ) was a German revolutionary from 1848/49, lawyer and notary , member of the Second Chamber of the Saxon State Parliament . He wrote under the pseudonym Franz Mauritius .

Life

Franz Moritz Kirbach attended the four-class elementary school in Pegau . On the basis of a scholarship, he was able to attend the Thomasschule in Leipzig from 1839 to 1844 and take his Abitur. From 1844 to March 1848 studied law at the Leipzig University . He took part in the German Revolution of 1848/1849 . In Leipzig he joined Robert Blum as a student . On November 8, 1848, he gave a commemorative address to Blum in the Johanniskirche in Chemnitz . He was one of the conveners of rallies of the Central Committee of the German Fatherland Associations of Saxony . He was involved in the riots in May 1849 and was therefore sentenced to death on February 19, 1852. In 1850 his fellow student Julius Hermann Weigel tried to free him from prison. The attempt failed. In 1851 he was imprisoned at the Königstein Fortress . He sent a petition for clemency to King Friedrich August II and, after the sentence was converted into a life sentence, spent it in the Waldheim penitentiary . August Röckel and August Bebel report on the inhumane prison conditions to which he was exposed . Heinrich Brockhaus helped the prisoner find a source of income by publishing two books and three translations by Kirbach. After a total of 10 years in prison, he was released on June 25, 1859. In 1860, the Leipzig Bar Association ultimately denied him admission to the second legal exam for political reasons. It was not until 1862 that he was allowed to take the bar exam. In the same year he became secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Plauen. He held this paid office until 1896. At the end of 1864 he was approved as a notary. Kirbach was a witness in the so-called Leipzig high treason trial in 1872. There he declared: “I only know Mr. Bebel by reputation and have no political connection to him, and am not a member of a political association. In the spring of 1870 I attended both popular assemblies in which Mr. Bebel spoke (...) I don't remember anything criminal, and I would certainly remember that. "From 1871 to 1899 he was - with short interruptions - Plauen city councilor and 1874 / 75 honorary council member. From 1873 to 1891 he was a member of the Plauen - Pausa - Mühltroff constituency in the Second Chamber of the Saxon State Parliament, most of them as a member of the National Liberal Party .

Works

  • Addresses of the German people to the German Reichstag. In: Fränkisches Bürgerblatt. A magazine for truth and law. No. 80 of November 3, 1848, Würzburg 1848, p. 317 ( digitized version ).
  • Editor Franz Moritz Kirbach: Social republican papers . Chemnitz January 10, 1849 to May 2, 1849.
  • Editor Franz Moritz Kirbach: The sun . Dresden 1849-1850
  • Franz Mauritius: Heinrich Friedrich Karl from and to the stone . A biographical painting from the history of the German fatherland . FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1856. (= Entertaining instructions to promote general education 25)
  • Franz Mauritius: Gustav Adolf, King of Sweden . A picture of life . FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1856. (= Entertaining instructions to promote general education 26)
  • Washington Irving : Georg Washington 's life story . From the English by the translator of Prescott's works . FA Brockhaus, Leipzig
  • Franz Mammen , M. Kirbach: Annual report of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Plauen from 1862 and 1863 . Moritz Wieprecht, Plauen 1864. MDZ Reader
  • Franz Mammen, M. Kirbach: Annual report of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Plauen from the year 1869 . A. Hohmann, Plauen 1870. MDZ Reader
  • Franz Mammen, M. Kirbach: Annual report of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Plauen from 1877 . A. Hohmann, Plauen 1878. Digitized
  • The community taxation . o. O. [1874].
  • Compilation of the currently valid legal provisions on direct taxation (property tax, trade and personal tax, income tax) in the Kingdom of Saxony . A. Hohmann, Plauen 1875. SLUB Dresden
  • Contributions to the statistics of population and housing conditions as well as mobility and lighting systems in the district of the Plauen Chamber of Commerce and Industry during the first quarter of a century of the Chamber's existence from 1862 to 1887, dedicated to the Chamber on November 27, 1887 for its jubilee celebration . Plauen, printed by M. Wieprecht, 1887. SLUB Dresden

literature

  • Address of 170 students from the Wartburg, drawn by Gustav Klier from Vienna, with the demand for a republican form for the entire state of Germany. Presented to the National Assembly by the deputy from Breslau, Arnold Ruge . Adelmann, Frankfurt a. M. 1848, p. 5. MDZ Reader
  • "... r" Hrsg [= Friedrich Rang]: Indicator for the political police in Germany for the period from January 1, 1848 to the present. A manual for every German police officer . Liepsch & Richard, Dresden 1855, pp. 158, 169, 284, 296. Digitized
  • August Röckel : Saxony's uprising and the prison in Waldheim . Jäger, Frankfurt a. M. 1865, p. 353 f. MDZ reader
  • Oscar Günther : Franz Moritz Kirbach. A picture of the life of a German man . Plauen 1905.
  • Kirbach, Franz Moritz . In: Biographisches Jahrbuch and German Nekrolog . 1907, p. 196 *. Archive.org
  • Karl-Heinz Leidigkeit (Ed.): The Leipzig High Treason Trial from 1872 . Rütten & Loening, Berlin 1960, pp. 85, 148, 149.
  • Paul Seidel: To save Moritz Kirbach's honor . In: Glückauf. Culture and homeland sheets of the Aue district . Volume 9. Aue 1961, pp. 226-228.
  • Kirbach, Franz Moritz . In: Wilhelm Kosch : Biographisches Staats Handbuch . Lexicon of politics, press and journalism . Continued by Eugen Kuri. Second volume. A. Francke Verlag, Bern and Munich 1963, p. 659.
  • August Bebel. Out of my life . Dietz Verlag, Berlin 1983, pp. 49-50. (= August Bebel. Selected speeches and writings . Volume 6)
  • Elvira Döscher, Wolfgang Schröder : Saxon parliamentarians 1869-1918. The deputies of the Second Chamber of the Kingdom of Saxony in the mirror of historical photographs. A biographical manual . Droste, Düsseldorf 2001, pp. 404-405. (= Photo documents on the history of parliamentarism and political parties , volume 5)
  • Walter Mathiak : The Saxon Income Tax Act of 1874/78. Creation and implementation. Genesis of the decisive factor . Saxonia-Verlag, Dresden, 2005. ISBN 978-3-937951-26-3 , pp 44, 45, 50. Digitalisat (photograph of Kirbach on page 45)
  • Rolf Schwanitz: Searching for traces from the history of social democracy in Plauen and the Vogtland , p. 38 f.

Archival material

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Complete directory of the FA Brockhaus company in Leipzig since it was founded by Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus ... FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1872−1875, pp. 657, 987 ( digitized in the Google book search).
  2. ^ Emil Weller : Lexicon pseudonymorum . Regensburg 1886, p. 350.
  3. See his submission to the city council in Leipzig and the address of 170 students from the Wartburg , signed by him .
  4. ^ Dresdner Zeitung for Saxon and German conditions in general. No. 51, November 29, 1848, p. 334 ( digitized in the Google book search).
  5. ^ Saxon May Uprising in Schneeberg
  6. ^ Investigation against the right-wing candidate Julius Hermann Weigel in Leipzig and comrades for attempting to free the imprisoned right-wing candidate Moritz Kirbach. ( State Archive Chemnitz , 30017 Amt Stollberg (Justice and Rent Office) Sachsen.de)
  7. Angelika Taube: Königstein Fortress. Edition Leipzig, Berlin 2000. ISBN 3-361-00510-8 , p. 76.
  8. Königlich Sächsisches Justizministerial-Blatt , ed. from the Ministry of Justice , No. 14, December 29, 1973, p. 62 ( digitized in the Google book search).
  9. Karl-Heinz Leidigkeit (ed.): The Leipzig treason trial in 1872 , p.149.
  10. ^ Source for translation in: Complete directory of German-language literature. (GV). 1700-1910 .
  11. ^ "Description: written by Moritz Kirbach on behalf of the undersigned students. The author and other members of the Leipzig student body have decided, on the basis of an invitation which was issued at the city council meeting, to voluntarily join the Communal Guard in order to support it. In their later activities, the undersigned wish to stay together and ask for weapons. "