Friedrich Bernhard Störzner

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Friedrich Bernhard Störzner (born May 21, 1861 in Scheiditz ; † October 13, 1933 in Arnsdorf ) was a cantor and teacher in Arnsdorf. He wrote several books on local history.

Life

After graduating from high school and attending the teachers' college in Annaberg , Friedrich Bernhard Störzner worked as a teacher. In 1885 he was recalled to Arnsdorf to take up the position of teacher and cantor. At the age of 63 he was retired as headmaster in 1924 as part of the Civil Service Reduction Act of 1923. In 1932 he resigned from his position as cantor in Arnsdorf.

On numerous hikes, Störzner explored his Saxon homeland, wrote reports, collected legends and pictures. He published numerous booklets and brochures on places around Arnsdorf, wrote countless newspaper articles about the immediate area and dealt with local history topics on Lusatia , the Elbe Valley , the Ore Mountains and Thuringia .

His most important work is the book Was die Heimat Tell (1904), which is illustrated with drawings by the painters Oskar Seyffert and F. Rowland . It deals with West Lusatia , the Radeberger Land as well as Bad Schandau and Sebnitz . Störzner was a member of the Mountain Association for the Saxon Switzerland Section Radeberg and, together with the Radeberg Theodor Arldt and other historians, co- authored the Mühlenbuch - Von Mühlen und Müllern published by Alfred Meiche as a celebratory gift for the 50th anniversary of the Mountain Association in 1927 on behalf of the entire board Contributed significantly in the work area of ​​the Mountain Association for Saxon Switzerland (Dresden, Verlag A. Urban 1927).

Störzner's grave is in the Arnsdorf cemetery. It was restored in 1993, before the 60th anniversary of his death.

Publications

  • How can the sense of the history of the homeland be awakened and cultivated in the communities? Verlag Arwed Strauch, Leipzig, undated
  • Bathing resort Augustusbad near Radeberg and its surroundings . with consideration of historical memories. Ed .: Badedirektion, Liegau-Augustusbad. Süss, Leipzig 1899 (double sheet, 66 p.: Ill.). 2nd edition by Süss, Leipzig 1902.
  • How can the sense of the history of the homeland be awakened in the communities? to maintain? a presentation. Arnsdorf in Saxony 1901 (15 pages).
  • What the homeland tells . Legends, historical images and memorable events from Saxony. Contributions to Saxon folklore and local history. Verlag Arwed Strauch, Leipzig 1904 ( What the Heimat tells at Wikisource ).
    • What the homeland tells . [Legends, historical images and memorable events from Saxony]. Naumburger Verl.-Anst., Naumburg 2007, ISBN 978-3-86156-075-3 (reprint of the Leipzig, Strauch edition; in Fraktur).
  • Reinhardtswald legend booklet . To commemorate the forest festival in the desert village of Reinhardtswalde on June 15, 1924 published as a festive gift. Bookstore Otto Schmidt, Arnsdorf in Saxony 1924 ( Reinhardtswalder saga booklet at Wikisource - 20 pages: Ill .; 16 [cover.]).
  • What our homeland tells . W. Volkmann, Dresden-A, Dürerstr. 15th
    • The Masseney in legend and history . In: What our homeland tells . tape 1 . W. Volkmann, Dresden-A, Dürerstr. 15 1927 (100 p.: With ill.; 8).
    • The Karlswald and its surroundings . Legends and stories. In: What our homeland tells . tape 2 . W. Volkmann, Dresden-A., Dürerstr. 15 1929 (100 pp.; 8).
  • Wooden land sagas . Legends, fairy tales and stories from the foothills of the Thuringian Forest. 3rd ed., Revised. u. add. / by Friedrich Bernhard Störzner. Wartig's Verlag, Leipzig 1935 (Heimatgeschichtliches from Altenburger Westkreise, / collected and told by Kurt Greß and Viktor Lommer. Third edition revised and supplemented by Friedrich Bernhard Störzner. 238 pages: with 28 pictures; 8; later editions published under the title: Heinecke , Paul: wood country sagas).

literature

  • Horst Gersdorf: In memory of Friedrich Bernhard Störzner. In: Saxon newspaper Bischofswerda . No. 48 , February 1994, p. 11 (5th / 6th, 19th / 20th, 24th).
  • Brigitte Eulenstein, Frank Störzner (ed.): Friedrich Bernhard Störzner and his reports on stone crosses in Saxony and Thuringia . for the 2nd family reunion of the Störzner descendants on August 31, 1996 in the Weihertalmühle near Stadtroda. Erfurt 1996 (40 pages: Ill.).
  • Arnsdorf in the early days: in memoriam Friedrich Bernhard Störzer . School stories from Arnsdorf. In: Jochen Tannigel (Ed.): Chatting from school . tape 3 . School Stories Working Group , Arnsdorf 2011 ( table of contents SWBplus [accessed on October 9, 2011]).

Web links

Wikisource: Friedrich Bernhard Störzner  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b The Radeberger Land in the historical DIA. In: schloss-klippenstein.de. MUSEUM SCHLOSS KLIPPENSTEIN, City of Radeberg, archived from the original on February 11, 2013 ; Retrieved on November 24, 2009 (biography of Störzner on the occasion of the exhibition from June 17 to August 27, 2006).
  2. ↑ Werner Hackeschmidt: A reflection on the Arnsdorf senior teacher and cantor Friedrich Bernhard Störzner. In: www.radeberger-land.de. Klaus J. Hofmann, archived from the original on June 8, 2008 ; Retrieved November 24, 2009 .
personal data
SURNAME Störzner, Friedrich Bernhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German cantor and teacher, author of homeland books
DATE OF BIRTH May 21, 1861
PLACE OF BIRTH Scheiditz
DATE OF DEATH October 13, 1933
Place of death Arnsdorf