Franz Wiedemann

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Franz Wiedemann
Hänschen and his mother , 1877

Franz Wiedemann (born January 23, 1821 in Wittgensdorf , † 1882 in Dresden ) was a German educator and writer. He was initially a teacher at the König'schen Institute in Dresden, from 1847 he became a teacher at the 4th district school in Dresden. His best-known lyrics include Hänschen klein and Wo's Dörflein there ends .

Works (selection)

  • Nazi, the kid goat. A story from the Salzburg Alps . Ehlermann, Dresden 1865
  • Goldbrunnen (together with Gustav Süs ) drawings. Meinhold, Dresden 1858
  • The forest chapel. Narrative for ages 10-14 . Ehlermann, Dresden 1864
  • Seeds for children's hearts: as a basis for the first religious instruction, arranged according to the ten commandments and the Christian feast days, together with an appendix of small songs according to well-known, easy melodies, for children from 6 to 8 years . G. Dietze, Dresden 1852 (10th edition 1877)
  • Stories that the children love. Meinhold, Dresden 1860. Digitized edition of the University and State Library Düsseldorf

literature

  • Wilhelm Haan (Ed.): Saxon Writer's Lexicon, Robert Schaefer's Verlag, Leipzig 1875, pp. 368-370.
  • Rudolf Weber : Franz Wiedemann, an important teacher and writer from Wittgensdorf. In: Kultur und Heimat , Karl-Marx-Stadt, 1955, No. 4, pp. 3–4.

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Books

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Haan, Writer-Lexicon, p. 368. Sometimes you can also find the term Bürgererschule .
personal data
SURNAME Wiedemann, Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educator and author
DATE OF BIRTH January 23, 1821
PLACE OF BIRTH Wittgensdorf
DATE OF DEATH 1882
Place of death Dresden