Julius Dieterich

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Julius Dieterich (born July 9, 1864 in Holzhausen (Dautphetal) , † March 6, 1952 in Marburg ) was a German archivist .

Life

Dieterich was the son of pastor August Dieterich. He attended high school in Laubach , where he passed the Abitur examination in 1884. He began to study history, geography, classical philology and art history at the University of Marburg . In 1885 he was in the Corps Teutonia Marburg recipiert . As an inactive , he moved to the University and the University of Munich . He passed the state examination in 1889 and was in 1891 in Marburg Dr. phil. PhD.

He refrained from the intended entry into the school service. He went to the Germanisches Nationalmuseum as archivist . After a year in Nuremberg, he went to Berlin to work on the Monumenta Germaniae Historica . In 1895 he completed his habilitation at the University of Giessen . He taught there as a private lecturer from 1896 to 1901. In mid-1900 he switched to the archives service of the Grand Duchy of Hesse . Appointed house archivist in Darmstadt, he took over the management of the Darmstadt State Archives in 1911 . He noticed them until his retirement. He founded the Historical Commission for Hesse as early as 1907 and wrote "countless" publications on the history of Hesse . Retired as archivist at the end of 1929 , he was appointed full honorary professor for archival studies by the Hessian Ludwig University . He held until 1932 lectures and attended until 1937 to the family archives of the House of Hesse . He was married to Emilie Naumann from Gießen since 1905. He spent his old age with one of the two daughters in Marburg.

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  1. Kösener Corpslisten 1960, 102/654
  2. Dissertation: The Tactics in the Lombard Wars of the Hohenstaufen .
  3. ^ Habilitation thesis: The Polish Wars of Konrad II and the Peace of Merseburg .