Julius Wilhelm Otto Richter

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Julius Wilhelm Otto Richter , often just JW Otto Richter , pseudonym: Otto von Golmen , (born June 19, 1839 in Pretzsch (Elbe) ; † November 21, 1924 ) was a German educator. As a high school teacher in Eisleben , Fürstenwalde , Wriezen and most recently in Berlin , he wrote numerous non-fiction books for school and home and several historical novels.

Works

  • German poet of the Middle Ages fighting for the emperor against the pope , Kassel 1873
  • Geographical instruction especially in higher schools , Eisenach, 1875/77
  • Landscape character pictures of the most outstanding regions of the world , 2nd edition Leipzig and Berlin [1889]
  • How West Prussia fell to Poland, a story from the time of the decline of the Prussian order state , in: Stories from the time of the Prussian order state , Hanover 1893
  • The savior of the Marienburg. A story from the time of the fighting between the Teutonic Order and Poland , 1893
  • Albrecht the Bear , 1894
  • Under the Wittelsbacher and Waldemars return. A Berlin story from the first half of the 14th century , 1895
  • Otto IV with the arrow, Margrave of Brandenburg. A time picture from patriotic history , 1895
  • Waldemar the Great, Margrave of Brandenburg . A picture of a prince from patriotic history, 1895
  • Thilo von Wardenberg . Berlin contemporary and character paintings from the second half of the 14th century. Association of the book friends Schall & Grund, Berlin 1898
  • Adam Krafft . A story from the art life of old Nuremberg , 1899
  • Hans Holbein the Younger. An old German artist story , 1901
  • Berlin-Kölln, contemporary and cultural images from the oldest history of the imperial capital and the Brandenburg state , Berlin, Jena, Costenoble 1902
  • Wismar, Rostock and Stralsund in battle with the Danish kings Erich Menved and his allies (1310-1317), a historical tale from the life of the German people at sea for youth and people , Altenburg 1904
  • Sr. Maj. Gunboat Iltis , Altenburg 1905
  • How Samoa was won, review of a twenty year period full of worries, struggles, and sacrifices , Altenburg 1907
  • Treasure of sagas from central northern Germany , a selection of the most beautiful sagas from the province of Hesse-Nassau, Thuringia, the Harz and its surroundings, Mecklenburg and the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck and Hamburg, with 8 illustrations, Carl Flemming Verlag Glogau (foreword from 1900)

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personal data
SURNAME Judge, Julius Wilhelm Otto
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Golmen, Otto von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author
DATE OF BIRTH June 19, 1839
PLACE OF BIRTH Pretzsch (Elbe)
DATE OF DEATH November 21, 1924