Friedrich Wilhelm Adami

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Friedrich Wilhelm Adami (born October 18, 1816 in Suhl , † August 5, 1893 in Berlin ) was a German writer with a predominantly Prussian patriotic tendency.

Life

Adami was the son of the surgeon Christian Gottlieb Adami and his wife Regina Dorothea. At his father's request, he began to study medicine in Berlin in 1835, but soon switched to philosophy and history. On September 28, 1841, Adami married the actress Auguste Pohl in Berlin .

From 1836 he wrote as a freelancer for the Berlin Figaro of the publisher Ernst Litfaß . In 1839 he founded the sunflowers , an annual almanac of historical and modern novels that had to be discontinued after ten years due to the revolution of 1848/1849 . In 1849 he was brought to the editorial office of the Neue Preussische Zeitung as a critic and columnist .

Adami is considered a conservative writer who was very successful in his time. For many of his publications he used the pseudonym Paul Fronberg . His plays were played regularly at the Königsstädtischer Theater and from 1853 onwards he wrote a play for the festival of the royal court theater in Berlin almost every year . He also translated plays for the theater and also edited them.

Honors

  • 1868 royal Prussian councilor

Works (selection)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Addresses the beginning of the wars of liberation .
  2. ^ Pseudonym for Ludwig Stein.

Web links

Wikisource: Friedrich Wilhelm Adami  - Sources and full texts