Franz Theodor Wangenheim

Franz Theodor Wangenheim (also: Franz Theodor Wangenreim ) (pseudonym: Albert Adolf Zeune ) (born March 7, 1805 in Pattensen near Hanover ; † October 4, 1848 ) was a German writer.

Life

Franz Theodor Wangenheim was the son of the Jew Israel Kohn Wangenreim. He was baptized under the name Wangenheim in Hameln , probably around 1827, and accepted the Christian faith. In 1830 he married Dorothea Grodrian († 1833) in Braunschweig , and they had a son, Albert Adolf Franz Wangenheim, who was probably born in Munich . On July 17, 1843, he married Karoline Günther from Pattensen for the second time in Zwickau . This is said to have taken place shortly after his discharge from the labor institution, where he spent two years. At the beginning of February 1848 he was arrested because he had traveled to Leipzig against a pronounced ban and appeared there under his pseudonym.On February 19, 1848 he was sentenced to fourteen days in prison and on March 8 he was taken by train from Leipzig via Magdeburg to Hamburg .

Presumably he lived in Hamburg since 1838 and spent the last days of his life in Altona . He made a living from writing and wrote historical novels. In 1848 he died of cholera .

Works (selection)

• Anna Hyde and the Stuart's. Braunschweig: Meyer, 1833 (from the series " Last Stuart's ") [1]
• Blood by Heath . Braunschweig: Meyer, 1833 (from the series " Last Stuart's ") [2]
• Effie or the grave of Southwoldbay . Braunschweig: Meyer, 1833 (from the series " Last Stuart's ") [3]
• Councilor Bummelbein and his friends - novella. Ludwigsburg Nast 1833
• The Polinn 1 "The Malachowski Hunter". Braunschweig Meyer senior 1833 [4]
• The Polinn 2 "Ostrolenka". Braunschweig Meyer senior 1833 [5]
• The Polinn 3 "The Homeless". Braunschweig Meyer senior 1833 [6]
• Ritter Homburg vom Hils, or Revenge and Retribution, historical-romantic painting from the times of the Crusades . Braunschweig Meyer senior 1833 [7]
• The Maidstone roofer. Brunswick Meyer 1834 [8]
• The Financier Law. Brunswick Meyer 1834
• Historical and fantasy paintings. Braunschweig: GCE Meyer, 1834
• The nineteenth century Jew. Leipzig Wigand 1835 [9]
• The Dominican. Hamburg: Hoffmann and Campe, 1836.
• The god . Leipzig: Hartleben, 1836
• The court of Palermo . Hamburg: Hoffmann and Campe, 1836 (from the series " Mönch ")
• The Luftschiffer - Novella from the Shadow Realm . Hamburg Hoffmann and Campe 1836
• Dr. Francia: analytical-historical novel . Hamburg: Berendsohn, 1836.
• Hakkem Ben Haschem: historical novel from the youth of the Caliph Harrun Al Raschid / "The God". Leipzig 1836.
• Hakkem Ben Haschem: historical novel from the youth of the Khalif Harrun Al Raschid / "The Ommiade". Leipzig 1836.
• Hakkem Ben Haschem: historical novel from the youth of the Khalif Harrun Al Raschid / "The Abbasside". Leipzig 1836.
• Joan of Flanders . Hamburg: Hoffmann and Campe, 1836.
• The robbers - novel based on Friedrich von Schiller's tragedy: "The robbers" . Hamburg: Berendsohn, 1837. [10]
• The blind general. Leipzig: JJ Weber, 1838.
• The frets. Hamburg: Hoffmann and Campe, 1838 (from the series " Schwertler von Zürich ") [11]
• The confederates. Hamburg: Hoffmann and Campe, 1838 (from the series " Schwertler von Zürich ")
• Master and servant . Altona: Hammerich, 1838 (from the series " Jacob von Molay the last Templar ") [12]
• Historical novellas . Hamburg: Berendsohn, 1838 [13]
• Johann Ziska . Leipzig: Weber 1838
• King Philip . Altona: Hammerich, 1838 (from the series " Jacob von Molay the last Templar ") [14]
• Rudolph Stüssi . Hamburg: Hoffmann and Campe, 1838. (from the series " Schwertler von Zürich ")
• St Jean d'Angeli. Altona: Hammerich, 1838 (from the series " Jacob von Molay the last Templar ") [15]
• The rebel . Leipzig: Wienbrack, 1839 [16]
• The pearl of Zion. Leipzig Weber 1839 [17]
• The contemporaries . Leipzig Wuttig 1839
• Faithful to women and word of princes . Leipzig: Wienbrack, 1839. [18]
• From the papers of a suicide: Ben Lee or "an emancipation of the Jews is unthinkable". Leipzig: H. Franke, 1840 [19]
• The spy. Leipzig: Melzer 1840
• The battle near Leipzig. Leipzig 1840 (from the series " Spion ") [20]
• The battle at Wagram . Leipzig, 1840 (from the series " Spy ") [21]
• The Soul Sellers: According to the facts of our day, historically presented romantically. Braunschweig: Verlag GCE Meyer sen., 1841 [22]
• The jailer . Leipzig: Beijer, 1842. [23]
• Paul Flemming, or the legacy trip to Persia . Leipzig, 1842 [24]
• The women's mirror . Zwickau association spreading good u. cheaper popular writings 1843
• The Hell Cure - Novella . Zwickau, 1843.
• Magdeburg and Breitenfeld . Magdeburg: Falckenberg, 1843.
• The Bavarian Duke . Magdeburg: Falckenberg, 1844 (from the series: " Partisan of the Thirty Years War ") [25]
• The lawyers: a comedy in 5 acts . Magdeburg, 1844
• The battle of Lützen . Magdeburg: Falckenberg, 1844 [26]
• Emperor Ferdinand . Magdeburg: Falckenberg, 1844 (from the series: " Partisan of the Thirty Years War ") [27]
• The egoist: original drama in 5 acts . Altona, 1845
• Dramatic . Cassel: Hotop, 1846.
• Marguerite Mercier: Novella from the Criminal Law Care in France 1697-1701. Braunschweig: GCE Meyer senior, 1846 [28]
• Schleswig-Holstein. Schleiz Bockelmann 1846 [29]
• The last Saxon - historical novella . Halberstadt Lindequist & Schönrock 1847
• A 19th Century Jew: A Modern Character Painting . Vienna: J. Stöckholzer von Hirschfeld's Verlagshandlung, 1848 [30]

Web links

Wikisource: Franz Theodor Wangenheim  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

1. ^ Emil Weller: Index pseudonymorum . Falcke & Rössler, 1856 ( google.de [accessed October 11, 2017]).
2. ^ New nekrolog der Deutschen ... BF Voigt., 1850 ( google.de [accessed on October 11, 2017]).
3. ^ Eduard Alberti: Lexicon of Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburg and Eutinian writers from 1829 to mid-1866: Collected and edited by Dr. Eduard Alberti . Akademische Burhhdlg., 1868 ( google.de [accessed on October 11, 2017]).
4. ↑ General Police Gazette . 1848 ( google.de [accessed October 11, 2017]).