Royal Lithuanian Provincial School
The Royal Litthau Provincial School was a humanistic grammar school in Tilsit .
history
A good 30 years after its foundation, the town of Tilsit in Prussian Lithuania received a particular school in 1586. The Studium particulare should prepare for the Studium generale at the Albertus University of Königsberg , founded in 1544 . Since Margrave Georg Friedrich initiated the establishment and maintenance of the school, it has been called the Princely School in the Duchy of Prussia since 1589 . Between 1586 and 1804 there were 24 rectors in office at the school, whose names and origins are known. In the Kingdom of Prussia , the school received the status of a grammar school in 1812 .
From May 31 to June 2, 1886, the city celebrated the 300th anniversary of the illustrious Tilsense grammar school . The music corps of the Dragoon Regiment "Prince Albrecht of Prussia" (Litthauisches) No. 1 played . The Upper President of the Province of East Prussia, Albrecht von Schlieckmann, wished a happy anniversary celebration for the 400th anniversary of the founding. It took place in Kiel because the Kiel School of Academics had taken on a sponsorship. The 350th anniversary was also celebrated in 1936.
Teacher
- Ferdinand Clemens (1807–1861), mathematics teacher
- Julius Gerlach (1819–1873), philologist, deacon at the German Church Tilsit, member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
student
- Karl Brinkmann
- Eduard Louis Busch
- Johann Friedrich von Domhardt
- Georg Heinrici
- Walther Hubatsch
- Rudolf Kowalski
- Bruno Liebrucks
- Hans Lippold
- Ernst Mendrzyk
- Friedrich Julius morning
- Siegfried Schindelmeiser
- Julius Albert Siehr
Fonts
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b 16. Tilsiter Rundbrief (1986/87), p. 36 f.
- ↑ EC Thiel: Statistical-topographical description of the city of Tilse . Königsberg 1804, pp. 147-164 .
- ^ Ludwig Adolf Wiese : The higher school system in Prussia. Historical-statistical representation . Wiegandt & Grieben, Berlin 1864, pp. 63–65, and 2nd ed. 1869, pp. 97–98 ( digitized version of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek).
- ↑ Clemens was the first senior in the Corps Masovia.
- ↑ Dr. phil. Hans Lippold (VfcG)
- ^ Reference in the catalog of the German National Library
- ^ Siegfried Schindelmeiser (corpsarchive.de)