Lars-Arne Dannenberg

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Lars-Arne Dannenberg (* 1971 in Greifswald ) is a German historian , editor and author .

Life

Dannenberg first studied law. He then continued his studies in Middle History and Economic and Social History. He then worked as a research assistant at the Technical University of Dresden , the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and the Saxon Academy of Sciences . In 2007, Dannenberg was awarded a doctorate by writing a thesis on the law of the religious in decretalism of the 12th and 13th centuries at the TZ Dresden. phil. PhD .

Dannenberg deals with the history of the church and law as well as the history of Upper Lusatia, Bohemia, Silesia and Saxony in particular.

He is vice-president of the Upper Lusatian Society of Sciences and a member of the historical commission of the Saxon nobility , a member of the specialist work group “Heimatpflege” in the cultural advisory board of the Upper Lusatia-Lower Silesia cultural area and the board of trustees of the Silesian Cultural Works Foundation .

In 2013 he founded Via Regia-Verlag and, together with Matthias Donath, the Center for Culture // History, which is dedicated to research, exhibitions, publications and other fields of activity.

Since 2015 he has been editor and publisher of Sächsische Heimatblätter together with Matthias Donath . He is also the publisher and editor of the New Lusatian Magazine . Dannenberg lives in Königsbrück .

Publications (selection)

  • The legacy of the Reformation in Eastern Europe. Edited with Matthias Donath. German Cultural Forum for Eastern Europe, Potsdam 2017.
  • Castles in central and western Upper Lusatia. Via Regia Verl., Meißen 2016.
  • Home remains. Displaced families are returning . Book accompanying the exhibition. Edition Sächsische Zeitung, Meißen 2016.
  • Red rafters on a blue background. The von Breitenbuch (Breitenbauch) family in Saxony and Thuringia. Via Regia Verl. Meißen 2016. ( Nobility in Saxony. 8.)
  • Legends, myths and fairy tales from the east: preserving German cultural assets. Edited with Jens Baumann and Matthias Donath. Bernstadt ad Eigen 2016.
  • Black and gold: the von Watzdorf family in Thuringia, Saxony and Silesia. Via Regia Verl. Meißen 2015. ( Nobility in Saxony. Vol. 6.)
  • Red-green lions. The von Schönberg family in Saxony. Via Regia Verl. Meißen 2014. ( Nobility in Saxony. 4.)
  • Luther's legacy in Upper Lusatia, Northern Bohemia and Lower Silesia. Schlesisch-Oberlausitzer Museumsverbund, Reichenbach 2014.
  • Upper Lusatian myths . Meißen: Edition Obersächsische Zeitung 2012.
  • The Law of the Religious in Canon Law of the 12th and 13th Centuries. LIT-Verl., Berlin / Münster 2008.
  • Castles in Upper Lusatia. Redaktions- und Verl.-Ges. Elbland, Meißen 2008.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Short biography Lars-Arne Dannenberg, Association and Foundation Center
  2. ^ Short biography of Lard-Arne Dannenberg at the Center for Culture // History. Retrieved March 8, 2018.
  3. ^ City administration of Königsbrück
personal data
SURNAME Dannenberg, Lars-Arne
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German historian and author
DATE OF BIRTH 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH Greifswald