Hermann Kahle

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Hermann Kahle (born May 9, 1829 in Hettstedt ; † March 5, 1887 in Berlin ) was a German educational writer , theologian and teacher .

biography

Kahle attended the seminar in Eisleben from 1847-50 and became a teacher there. From 1854 he studied theology in Halle , where he also acted as a teacher at the Francke Foundations . He later became a seminar teacher in Elsterwerda and, in 1866, was appointed director of the local seminar . This was followed by the management of the seminars in Angerburg (until 1870), Bütow (until 1876) and Köslin (until 1879). He was then a government and school councilor in Köslin until his death. On March 5, 1887, he died in Berlin as a result of an operation.

Books (selection)

  • History of the Kingdom of God
  • Luther's catechism
  • Claudius and Hebel (Leipzig 1864)
  • Fundamentals of Protestant elementary school education (8th edition, Breslau 1890)
  • Educational refreshment hours (Breslau 1880)

In addition, Hermann Kahle wrote several school books.

literature

  • Meyers Konversationslexikon. Volume 18, annual supplement 1890-1891. ( Online )
personal data
SURNAME Kahle, Hermann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educational writer, theologian and teacher
DATE OF BIRTH May 9, 1829
PLACE OF BIRTH Hettstedt
DATE OF DEATH March 5, 1887
Place of death Berlin