Friedrich August Nösselt

Friedrich August Nösselt, as a writer mostly just Friedrich Nösselt, (born May 18, 1781 in Halle (Saale) ; died April 11, 1850 in Breslau ) was a German writer and educator.

Career

Nösselt was a son of the theologian Johann August Nösselt . He studied theology in Halle . After his graduation in 1804 he only found a job at the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Berlin, went from there in 1806 as a Conrector and Castle Preacher to Küstrin, and in 1809 moved to Breslau.

There he first became a teacher at the Wilhelmsschule (which was Jewish until 1826) and at the same time founded a private girls' school. In 1812 he took up his final position as a teacher of history at the Maria Magdalenen High School. Most of his history books are specifically geared towards female students, i.e. for lessons in the girls' school affiliated with Magdalenen-Gymnasium.

In 1836 he also founded a seminar for future teachers.

He is the author of several historiographical books for school lessons, war reports on the Napoleonic Wars in Silesia and a guide for the city of Wroclaw with a city map.

His textbook on world history for daughter schools in four volumes has also been translated into French and Dutch.

Works

• War stories from the years 1812/13 etc., or: representations and descriptions from the campaigns of the French and the allied troops, customs and character traits from battles and sieges, detailed description of individual attractive facts, drawn from the reports of eyewitnesses. First volume. Breslau, Graß & Barth, 1814.
• War stories from the years 1812/13: or representations and descriptions from the campaigns d. French and allied troops. Second volume. With 6 coppers. 1814. pp. 210-416. Wroclaw, Grass & Barth, 1814. urn : nbn: de: bvb: 12-bsb10409356-5
• War stories from the years 1812/13 etc., or: representations and descriptions from the campaigns of the French and the allied troops, customs and character traits from battles and sieges, detailed description of individual attractive facts, drawn from the reports of eyewitnesses. Third volume. Breslau, Graß Barth & Comp., 1815.
• Textbook of world history for middle schools and the middle classes of high schools. With special consideration of German history. First part. Leipzig, with Gerhard Fleischer, 1827.
• Textbook of world history for middle schools and the middle classes of high schools. With special consideration of German history. Second part. Leipzig, with Gerhard Fleischer, 1827.
• Wroclaw and its surroundings: description of everything worth knowing for locals and foreigners. With a card insert. Breslau, with Wilhelm Gottlieb Korn, 1833.
• Small geography for daughter schools and the educated of the female sex. 6., probably and very verb. Ed. Königsberg, Bornträger, 1846. OCLC 313239215
• History of German literature: for the female sex, especially for higher daughter schools. Second part, Von Göthe up to the most recent times. VI, 2nd revised edition. . Breslau, Josef Max & Comp, 1836. urn : nbn: de: bvb: 12-bsb10115642-6
• Textbook for the knowledge of the various genres of poetry and prose for the female sex, especially for higher schools for girls. XVIII, (6th edition, revised by Robert Borberger) Stuttgart, Albert Heitz, 1877. urn : nbn: de: 0220-gd-13589158
• The story of Jesus as told by the four evangelists for the educated of the female sex. Leipzig, Friedrich Volckmar, 1838.
• Textbook of Greek and Roman mythology for higher daughter schools and the educated of the female sex. 4th edition Leipzig, Verlag von Ernst Fleischers Buchhandlung, 1853 OCLC 5327718

literature

• New necrology of the Germans . 24th year (1850) I. Thl. Pp. 241-244. Nösselt's various writings are also listed here.

Web links

• Works by and about Friedrich August Nösselt  in the German Digital Library

Individual evidence

1. ^ ^{A b c d} Franz Xaver von Wegele:  Nösselt, Friedrich . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 24, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1887, p. 24 f.
2. ↑ ^{a b} Friedrich Nösselt: Breslau and its surroundings: Description of everything worth knowing for locals and foreigners. . Wilhelm Gottlieb Korn, Breslau 1833.