Karl Tiburtius

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Karl Tiburtius

Karl Tiburtius (born July 10, 1834 at Gut Bisdamitz ; † July 19, 1910 in Marienfelde ; full name Karl Wilhelm Christian Tiburtius ) was a German writer and doctor , at times a military doctor . He also published under Korl Tiburtius , the Low German form of his name.

Life

Karl Tiburtius was born in 1834 on the Bisdamitz estate on Rügen, the son of a landlord. He attended the Stralsund high school and then studied medicine at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin from 1852 to 1856 , where he was awarded a Dr. med. received his doctorate. In 1866 he became a staff and battalion doctor in Stralsund, in 1870 senior doctor in Erfurt , later in Metz . In the winter of 1872 he married Henriette Hirschfeld , who worked in Berlin as Germany's first academically trained female dentist; after the marriage she carried the double name Hirschfeld-Tiburtius. The marriage had two sons, Carl and Franz. Franz Tiburtius was born on January 24, 1876 and died as a senior naval assistant doctor on July 5, 1904 during the Herero uprising in German South West Africa . In 1872 Karl Tiburtius left military service as senior staff doctor a. D. From 1875 to 1899 he worked as a doctor in what was then the Berlin suburb of Rixdorf . He then moved to the then Berlin suburb of Marienfelde , where he died in 1910.

family

The friendship with his future wife probably also meant that Karl Tiburtius was able to convince his sister Franziska Tiburtius to start studying medicine in Zurich in 1871. She later worked as one of the first German doctors with her own practice in Berlin.

Fonts

  • Comments by a military doctor on the Invalids Act of July 6, 1865 . Hingst, Stralsund 1870.
  • Candidate Bangbüx . 1st edition: S. Bremer, Stralsund 1884. 2nd edition: Otto Lenz, Leipzig 1910.
The novel is set in Stralsund and on Rügen. Published under the name Korl Tiburtius .
  • Candidate Bangbüx . Comedy in 5 acts. Röwer, Berlin 1904
Dramatized version of the novel.
  • Hackels . Aid Association of German Teachers, Berlin 1900.
Published under the name Korl Tiburtius .
  • The tombstone to Bobbin. W. Krohß, Bergen on Rügen 1927.
Edited by Walter Baetke after his death .

Individual evidence

  1. Officer's memorial sheet 1904-1907
  2. Tiburtius p. 85ff
  3. James C. Albisetti: Girls and Women Education in the 19th Century. Klinkhardt, Bad Heilbrunn 2007, p. 148

literature

  • Fritz Raeck: Pomeranian literature. Samples and dates. Pommerscher Zentralverband, Hamburg 1969, p. 359.
  • Franziska Tiburtius: Memories of an eighty-year-old , Berlin 1923.

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