Hans Eberhard Scholze

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Hans Eberhard Scholze (born May 31, 1920 in Friedersdorf ; † May 23, 1978 ) was a German preservationist .

Life

Scholze grew up in Upper Lusatia and took part in World War II. After the war he finished his school education and studied architecture at the Technical University of Dresden from 1948 to 1953. Then he was Georg Nerlich's assistant in the painting and graphics department at the TH Dresden until 1958 . After successfully completing his doctorate on Johann Christoph von Naumann , he was deputy chief curator at the Institute for Monument Preservation in Dresden until 1976 , where he made great contributions to the research and preservation of cultural and historical monuments in Saxony. In 1970 he completed his habilitation.

Publications (selection)

  • Johann Friedrich Knöbel (1724–1792). A Saxon master builder in the 18th century , an investigation as part of the "Seminar for Building History" at the Technical University of Dresden, Dresden 1953
  • Johann Christoph Naumann (1664–1742), A Contribution to the Building History of Saxony and Poland in the 18th Century. Typescript 1958, Ing. Diss. At the Technical University of Dresden
  • Weesenstein Castle. Leipzig 1969

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personal data
SURNAME Scholze, Hans Eberhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German conservationist
DATE OF BIRTH May 31, 1920
PLACE OF BIRTH Friedersdorf near Görlitz
DATE OF DEATH May 23, 1978