Julius Hundiker

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Elias Gerhard Julius Hundiker (born September 17, 1784 in Groß Lafferde , † February 24, 1854 in Hötensleben ) was a German novelist .

Life

The son of the pedagogue Johann Peter Hundiker studied theology in Helmstedt 1802-1805 , then was a teacher of modern languages, history and aesthetics at the educational institution of his father, the philanthropist in Vechelde Castle . From 1809 Julius Hundiker was pastor in the Helmstedt area, first in Schöningen , in 1814 in Scheppau and Rotenkamp , in 1820 in Apelnstedt and Volzum and in 1831 in Hötensleben, where he lived until his death in 1854.

Works

Julius Hundiker: Fanaticism in the Christian Church, Wolfenbüttel 1847

Hundiker wrote several popular novels in her day, including:

  • Henning Braband or the horrors of the mayor's rule in Braunschweig. 1824.
  • Alexander von Oberg. 2 parts, 1825.
  • Friedrich Ulrich of Braunschweig. 1825.
  • The Guelph Bride. 1827.
  • Erich Stenbock and his friends. 1828.

In addition, he worked on the yearbook Theodulia , published poems in father's yearbook of domestic devotion and

  • Fanaticism in the Christian Church. since Arnold von Tongern and Jacob Hoogstraaten, except for Rupp's expulsion from the fifth general meeting of the Gustav-Adolph-Verein in Berlin, 1846. To the mirror for our time depicted in individual pictures. Holle: Wolfenbüttel, 1847.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ EGJ Hundeiker: Fanaticism in the Christian church. Wolfenbüttel 1847, (Download) Fanaticism in the Christian Church as PDF .
personal data
SURNAME Canine doctor, Julius
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hundiker, Elias Gerhard Julius (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran clergyman and novelist
DATE OF BIRTH September 17, 1784
PLACE OF BIRTH Large loaf soil
DATE OF DEATH February 24, 1854
Place of death Hötensleben