Hartmut Ellrich

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Hartmut Ellrich (born August 10, 1970 in Mannheim ) is a German historian , bookseller and freelance journalist .

Life

Hartmut Ellrich was born in Mannheim in 1970 and grew up there. At the Peter-Petersen-Gymnasium - today's Johanna-Geissmar-Gymnasium - he graduated from high school in 1990 and studied Middle and Modern History and Political Science from 1991 to 1996 at the University of Mannheim . In 1999 Ellrich graduated from the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena . In 1998/1999 he was involved in the exhibition project "The Revolution of 1848/49 in Thuringia" by Hans-Werner Hahn . From 2000 to 2002 Ellrich worked as a research assistant with Wolfram Siemann at the Chair for Modern History and Contemporary History at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich .

Returning to Thuringia, Hartmut Ellrich was employed by Konrad Scheurmann at the Second Thuringian State Exhibition Thuringia - Land of Residences . Here he designed the exhibition unit “Protestant Church Building in Thuringia”. At the same time, the first of more than 20 publications on the history of culture and architecture was created in 2003, including on Johann David Weidner and the Mannheim Palace . Since 2004 Ellrich has been a self-employed, freelance historian and bookseller in Ohrdruf (company Historisches Projektmanagement & Buchhandlung am Bachhaus eK). He organizes cultural trips ("Ellrichs KulTouren"), gives city tours and works in readings.

In his free time, Ellrich is the local curator of the German Foundation for Monument Protection for Gotha and the Gothaer Land. Another focus is the voluntary work for the German-speaking Evangelical Lutheran St. Christophori congregation in Breslau / Wrocław.

In 2011 Ellrich was a studio guest on the SWR talk show on Saturday evening.

Projects (selection)

  • 2007: Collaboration on the book Baroque Palace Mannheim by the State Palaces & Gardens of Baden-Württemberg, in preparation for the opening of the Mannheim Palace Museum
  • 2008: Konrad Scheurmann project collaborator at the exhibition "European Insights - The House of Saxony-Coburg and Gotha, Thuringia and the Kingdom of Belgium" of the Thuringian Aufbaubank in Brussels (patronage of the Belgian King) with Antje Vanhoeven .
  • 2010/2011: Tender documents for the redesign of the Luther House in Eisenach on behalf of the Evangelical Church in Central Germany (EKM)
  • 2013: Collaboration on the exhibition catalog Die Wittelsbacher am Rhein
  • 2015: Lecture and conference contribution of the SPSG conference New beginning and tradition. Monarchical legacy in politics and the state of the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany in Schönhausen Palace in Berlin.
  • 2017: Organization and implementation of the VMT Seniors' Day 2017 in Weimar

Publications (selection)

  • Ohrdruf and surroundings. Erfurt 2003.
  • Pictures from the Ohratal. Erfurt 2004.
  • Living between Ohra and Apfelstädt. Erfurt 2005.
  • with Theophil Heinke and Karsten Hoerenz: Between Hörsel and wilder Gera. The churches of the superintendent in Waltershausen-Ohrdruf. Weimar 2005
  • The Mannheim Castle. Erfurt 2006.
  • Bach in Thuringia. Erfurt 2006.
  • Castle and residential churches in Thuringia. Weimar 2007.
  • The most beautiful churches in Thuringia. Leipzig 2007.
  • Mannheim - tours through history. Erfurt 2007.
  • Historic Munich. Petersberg 2008.
  • Dresden 1933 to 1945. The historical travel guide. Berlin 2008.
  • The Berlin Palace. Petersberg 2008.
  • Historic Stuttgart. Petersberg 2009.
  • Potsdam city guide. Petersberg 2009.
  • Potsdam Guide. Petersberg 2009.
  • Searching for traces of Luther in Thuringia. Erfurt 2009.
  • Historic Heidelberg. Petersberg 2009.
  • Waldhof, Luzenberg & Garden City. A historical foray. Erfurt 2010.
  • Forays through the Electoral Palatinate. Karlsruhe 2010.
  • The Hohenstaufen. Petersberg 2011.
  • The Salians. Petersberg 2011.
  • The reformers' wives. Petersberg 2012.
  • In the footsteps of Lucas Cranach the Elder Ä. Erfurt 2012.
  • Life in Potsdam during the imperial era. Erfurt 2013.
  • with Alexander Wischniewski: Mannheim Baroque Palace . History and stories. Karlsruhe 2013.
  • The Wittelsbachers in Bavaria and on the Rhine. Petersberg 2014.
  • with Michael Imhof : The House of Windsor and its German origins. Petersberg 2014.
  • Potsdam during the imperial era. A journey through time in old photographs. Erfurt 2015.
  • City guide Ohrdruf. Petersberg 2015.
  • The German nobility in the 20th and 21st centuries. Petersberg 2017.
  • Mannheim. City guide . Mitteldeutscher Verlag, Halle (Saale) 2018. ISBN 978-3-95462-992-3 .

Newspaper articles (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Portrait of the author: Hartmut Ellrich , Ch. Links Verlag, accessed on February 1, 2018
  2. Former students of the Peter-Petersen-Gymnasium ( Memento from May 25, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), Johanna-Geissmar-Gymnasium, accessed on May 28, 2014
  3. Martina Schattkowsky (Ed.): Dresden May Uprising and Imperial Constitution 1849: Revolutionary aftershocks or democratic political culture? (=  Writings on Saxon regional history . Volume 1 ). Leipziger Universitätsverlag, 2000, ISBN 3-934565-16-6 , ISSN  1439-782X , p. 134 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  4. Wood supply as a municipal task. City and forest in the 18th and 19th centuries ( Memento from February 1, 2018 in the Internet Archive ), LMU Munich, accessed on February 1, 2018
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