Johannes Schué

Johannes Schué with a book as a scholarly attribute and the Red Eagle Order awarded to him in 1863

Johannes Schué , spoken shoe , (born December 9, 1792 in Neumagen , † January 22, 1867 in Urexweiler ), was a Catholic theologian, philologist and headmaster. In the pre- March period he was one of the leading figures in the St. Wendel rebellion of 1831/32 in the Saxon-Coburg Principality of Lichtenberg, along with the lawyer Nikolaus Hallauer and the pastor Karl Juch .

Schué worked as a teacher in St. Wendel from 1817 . There he became the first rector of a secondary school ( Lyzeum ) founded by Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha in 1824 , a forerunner of today's Wendalinum high school , which he headed until it was converted into a three-class Progymnasium in 1854. At the now upgraded educational establishment under a new rector, Schué worked as a second full teacher until he retired in 1863. In addition, he made a name for himself as a researcher of prehistory and early history in the St. Wendel area.

Works

Augusti ac Serenissimi Principis Ernesti Ducis Coburgico-Gothanorum Natalitia Die 2 Januarii, Hora X. Celebranda . Zweibrücken 1827 ( online at Google Books ).

Honors

1863: Order of the Red Eagle (Prussian Order of Merit) 4th class

literature

Walter Burnikel: Johannes Schue: Portrait of an upright educator and citizen . In: Gerhard Heckmann, Michael Landau, Peter Luy (eds.): It should be the whole of Germany - political culture in St. Wendel and the Saar region 1830-1850 . (Publications of the Adolf-Bender-Zentrum eV, Association for the Promotion of Democratic Traditions, Vol. 3). St. Wendel 1992, ISBN 3-929311-00-3 , pp. 207-243 (with further literature).

Web links

Art. Johannes Schué in the Saarland biographies .
Obituary dated February 9, 1867 in the Nahe-Blies-Zeitung .

Individual evidence

^ Alfons Kolling: Early archaeological preservation of monuments in the St. Wendel district. In: Heimatbuch des Landkreis St. Wendel 12 (1967/68) (PDF online) , pp. 18–23, p. 21.
^ New Yearbooks for Philology and Pedagogy 88 (1863), p. 386 ( online at Google Books ).

personal data
SURNAME	Schué, Johannes
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Catholic theologian, philologist and school principal
DATE OF BIRTH	December 9, 1792
PLACE OF BIRTH	New stomach
DATE OF DEATH	January 22, 1867
Place of death	Urexweiler

[1] Alfons Kolling: Early archaeological preservation of monuments in the St. Wendel district. In: Heimatbuch des Landkreis St. Wendel 12 (1967/68) (PDF online) , pp. 18–23, p. 21.

[2] New Yearbooks for Philology and Pedagogy 88 (1863), p. 386 ( online at Google Books ).