Heinrich Rocholl (military pastor)

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Heinrich Wilhelm Rocholl (born September 20, 1845 in Elberfeld , † February 28, 1929 in Bonn ) was an Evangelical Lutheran military pastor and consistorial councilor with the title Dr. phil.

Life

Heinrich Rocholl served as a military pastor in the cities of Colmar , Cologne and Hanover , at the time of the German Empire in the Royal Prussian X Army Corps .

The military chaplaincy was a thoroughly nationalistic institution in the empire . This is how Heinrich Rocholl, the chief military pastor in Hanover, described the laying of the foundation stone of the garrison church on April 5, 1892:

“Here the German soldier is supposed to swear oath of the flag, the man's word of loyalty to death for our dear emperor and king; here the ardor of love for the fatherland should seize him, to live and die for the honor and salvation of the German people; here the enthusiasm should overcome him never to tire of working on the goods and gifts of peace in the field of national welfare, freedom and morality. "

Only a few months before the First World War , the meanwhile secret consistorial councilor was appointed “Dr. Rocholl ”, until then military pastor of the X Army Corps in Hanover, retired with a pension at his own request. The writings he wrote during the war form part of the World War II collection of the German National Library .

Fonts (selection)

  • Germans, a major requirement in contemporary social struggles. A presentation. held on the eighth day of the Association for Christian World Education in Rhineland and Westphalia in Mühlheim an der Ruhr on June 5, 1890, by Dr. Heinr. Rocholl, military pastor in Hanover , based on stenographic records, Mönchen Gladbach: printed by W. Hütter, 1890
  • German people, remember your great emperor! A picture of the character and life of Kaiser Wilhelm I on his centenary birthday on March 22, 1897 / drawn by Heinrich Rocholl , 93 z. Partly illustrated pages, Hanover: Meyer, 1897
  • Studies of the Great Elector's campaign against France in Alsace in 1674/1675. Based on archival documents / v. Dr. Heinr. Rocholl, military pastor in Hanover , from: Military weekly paper , supplement 2/1900, pp. 87–110
  • Count Hellmuth von Moltke, the battle thinker of the German people in great times. A character and life image for his 100 year old. Birthdays on Oct. 26, 1900 drawn by Dr. Heinrich Rocholl, Consist. R. to Hanover. With numerous illustrations , Hanover, Berlin: Carl Meyer, 1900
  • From the old church book of a free imperial city. Warning images from the past for the present in the Jesuit question (= writings for the German people , 35), Halle an der Saale: Association for the history of the Reformation; Halle on the Saale: M. Niemeyer, 1900
  • Anna Alexandria Mistress zu Rappoltstein, an evangelical noblewoman from the time of the Reformation in Alsace. Based on archival documents (= writings for the German people , vol. 36), Halle an der Saale: Association for Reformation History M. Niemeyer, 1900
  • The Reformation in Alsace (= Festschriften for Gustav Adolf Associations , No. 4), Leipzig: A. Strauch, [1902]
  • How do victorious regiments celebrate their commemorative festivals? Sermon to celebrate the centenary of the Fusilier Regiment Field Marshal General Prince Albrecht of Prussia (Hanoverian) ... in the presence of His Majesty Kaiser Wilhelm II on December 19, 1903 , Hanover: König & Eberhardt, [1903]
  • Freedom, equality, brotherhood, the magic formula of the revolution (= lecture material for folk and family evenings , series 1, issue 13), Leipzig: Engelmann, 1906
  • God's world government, forces of nature, human fates (= lecture material for folk and family evenings , series 1, issue 24), Leipzig: Engelmann, 1907
  • France's policy to take possession of Alsace at the conclusion of the Peace of Westphalia. A historical essay based on archival documents (= lecture material for folk and family evenings , series 1, issue 26), Leipzig: Engelmann, 1907
  • Germany Germany above all! Ceremonial speech at the Sedan Festival in the German War Association (Hannover-Linden district) in the Kaisersaale of the Kriegerheim on September 2, 1907 , Hanover: König & Ebhardt, [1907]
  • The Battle of Nations near Leipzig. A Volksabend (= Volksabende , No. 39), 3rd edition, Gotha: Perthes, 1913
  • The heroic days of the Wars of Liberation. A Volksabend (= Volksabende , No. 37), 5th edition, Gotha: Perthes, 1913
  • Farewell sermon given on Sunday, March 15, 1914 in the Royal Garrison Church of Hanover , Hanover: Feesche, 1914
  • Our Hohenzollern from 1415–1915. On the five-century celebration of the Brandenburg-Prussian ruling house , Hanover: Meyer, 1915
  • Courage and strength from God's word. A devotional book for our brave army , Konstanz: Hirsch, 1915
  • German Easter. An Easter greeting to our brave warriors , Konstanz: Hirsch, 1915
  • Alone with God! A prayer book for our soldiers in the field , Konstanz: Hirsch, [1915]
  • Hindenburg, Germany's pride, Russia's horror. A Volksabend (= Volksabende , Heft 44), Gotha: Perthes, 1916
  • The soul God, the fatherland life! About the German heroic spirit of our warriors from their letters from the field in their homeland , Konstanz: Hirsch, 1916
  • The struggle of the Alsace-Lorraine people for belonging to the German Empire. A historical review for the present based on archival documents , Basel: Finckh, 1918; contents
  • Into life with God! An offering to young people for confirmation , 3rd edition, Reutlingen: Enßlin & Laiblin, 1920; contents
  • At God's hand through life! An offering to virgins for confirmation , new revised edition, Reutlingen: Enßlin & Laiblin, [1920]; contents
  • Watch, stand in faith! Dedicated to our confirming children , [new edition], Reutlingen: Enßlin & Laiblin, [19] 25
  • In life's hours of celebration. A festival of Christian poetry and prose / Selected by Heinrich Rocholl , [new edition], Reutlingen: Enßlin & Laiblin, [19] 26

literature

  • R. Rocholl: History of the Rocholl family from Radevormwald , Berlin 1938, p. 258 (XI 56)
  • J. Gruch: The Protestant Pastors in the Rhineland III , Bonn 2018, No. 10657

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Compare the information and cross-references in the catalog of the German National Library
  2. ↑ a b c d Frank Heidermanns: Heinrich Wilhelm Rocholl on the heidermanns.net page [ undated ], last accessed on November 27, 2018
  3. ↑ Felix Schürmann: Memorial plaque for the fallen in German South West Africa , article in the series Traces of Colonialism in Hanover on the page geschichte-projekte-hannover.de [2004] of the historical seminar of the University of Hanover ; the following quote according to Hans Otte : The Hanoverian Garrison Church 1896–1959: Construction and destruction of a symbol , In: Karljosef Kreter , Gerhard Schneider (Ed.): City and tradition. Festschrift for Klaus Mlynek , Hanover: Hahnsche Buchhandlung und Verlag, 1999. pp. 247–268
  4. ↑ Guido von Frobel : Durch Allerhöchsten Abschied , in this: Military weekly paper , 99th year (1914), Berlin: ES Mittler & Sohn, p. 49; Preview over google books
personal data
SURNAME Rocholl, Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rocholl, Heinrich Wilhelm
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Evangelical Lutheran military pastor and consistorial councilor with the title Dr. phil.
DATE OF BIRTH September 20, 1845
PLACE OF BIRTH Elberfeld
DATE OF DEATH February 28, 1929
Place of death Bonn