Heinrich Handelmann

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Gottfried Heinrich Handelmann (born August 9, 1827 in Altona , † April 26, 1891 in Kiel ) was a German historian.

Live and act

Heinrich Handelmann was born in the Duchy of Holstein , then ruled by the King of Denmark, and was a student at the Christianeum in Altona from 1841 to 1847 . From 1847 to 1853 he studied philology and history in Heidelberg, Kiel, Berlin and Göttingen. From 1848 to 1850 he took an active part in the uprising of the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein against the Danish king, who planned to convert the personal union of the duchies with Denmark into a real union, i.e. to integrate them de facto Denmark. Even after that he was one of the leaders of the German party, that is to say, those forces who fought for the duchies to belong to Germany.

In 1866, after the German-Danish War , he was appointed curator of the Museum of Patriotic Antiquities in Kiel and Professor of History at Kiel University.

Works

From 1858 to 1863, Handelmann and Theodor Lehmann published the yearbooks for regional studies in the duchies of Schleswig-Holstein and Lauenburg .

Selection :

  • The last days of Hanseatic dominance in the Scandinavian north. Kiel 1853.
  • United States history. Vol. 1, Kiel 1856.
  • History of the island of Haiti. Kiel 1860.
  • History of Brazil. Berlin 1860. Reissued and supplemented by an addendum on the history of Brazil since 1860 by Gustav Faber. Manesse, Zurich 1987. ISBN 3-7175-8118-X .
  • The Danish reunion policy around the time of the Seven Years' War. In: Research on German history. Vol. 5 and 10.
  • The Duke Adolf von Holstein-Gottorp. Kiel 1865.
  • Prehistoric stone monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. 3 booklets, Kiel 1872–1874.
  • History of Schleswig. Kiel 1873.
  • Finds of bog bodies in Schleswig-Holstein. Kiel 1873, together with Adolf Pansch (the first compilation of German bog corpses)
  • The official excavations on Sylt. 2 parts, Kiel 1873–82.
  • Prehistoric antiquity of Schleswig. Kiel 1875.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Archive of the Christianeum; see also: Bernd Elsner: The register of the Christianeum in Altona 1738 - 1850 . Contributions to the history of Hamburg. Published by the Association for Hamburg History, Volume 54; Hamburg 1998; Matriculation number 1073

Web links

Wikisource: Gottfried Heinrich Handelmann  - Sources and full texts