Friedrich Helbig (writer)

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Friedrich Helbig (born December 1, 1832 in Jena ; † August 8, 1896 there ) was a German lawyer and writer.

Life

After Helbig had finished his school days, he studied law and philosophy at the universities of Jena and Heidelberg from 1852 to 1855 .

After completing his studies, he was appointed mayor of a village near Weimar and later became secretary of the district administration in Dernbach. Further stations in his career were district assessor in Weida , district judge in Arnstadt and, since autumn 1879, district judge at the Weimar-Prussian district court in Gera .

In autumn 1892 he retired and moved to Jena. Friedrich Helbig died there at the age of 64.

Works

  • Kunigunde of Orlamünde. Deistung, Jena 1860.
  • Babel. Tragedy. 1873.
  • The legend of the "Eternal Jew". Your poetic change and training. Lüderitz, Berlin 1874.
  • Poet and council watchman . In: The Gazebo . Issue 16, 1875, pp. 268–271 ( full text [ Wikisource ] - Wilhelm Treunert ).
  • Gregory VII. Tragedy in 5 acts and one prelude. Reclam, Leipzig 1878 (Universal Library; 1036).
  • The comedy in college. Historical comedy in 4 acts. Reclam, Leipzig 1878 (Universal Library; 956).
  • After Goethe. Comedy. 1878.
  • Luther's stop at the "Bear" in Jena. Dramolet. 1883.
  • The miracle of Frau Holle. Christmas drama. 1887.

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personal data
SURNAME Helbig, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and writer
DATE OF BIRTH December 1, 1832
PLACE OF BIRTH Jena
DATE OF DEATH August 8, 1896
Place of death Jena