Libertus Busemann

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article or the following section is not adequately provided with supporting documents ( e.g. individual evidence ). Information without sufficient evidence could be removed soon. Please help Wikipedia by researching the information and including good evidence.

Libertus Busemann (born February 28, 1851 in Loppersum ; † March 28, 1944 ) was a German educator and author of numerous natural history books and articles.

Life

Libertus Klaassen Busemann was born in Loppersum as the second youngest child of Klaas Harms Busemann and his wife Anna Snitker. He had seven siblings. It is not known where he studied and was trained as a teacher. After completing his studies, he became a primary school teacher in Emden. Later he worked in Aurich as a preparation teacher in the training of teachers. In 1893 Busemann moved to Northeim as a royal seminar teacher. Busemann was married to Anna Schumacher. Her son is the well-known psychologist Adolf Busemann . Busemann died in 1944, he was 93 years old. Libertus Busemann was the author of many natural history teaching works and essays. He was awarded the House Order of the Hohenzollern.

Works

His most famous works are:

  • Natural history folk books. All friends of nature; 2 volumes; Braunschweig: EA. Vieweg & Son, Braunschweig 1887
  • Auxiliary book for physics lessons in seminars and for the hand of teachers. Leipzig, Dürr, 1901
  • Auxiliary book for teaching chemistry in teacher training institutions. A chemistry of everyday life
  • Images of life from the animal kingdom: drafts for animal science lessons in elementary school based on biological principles, AW Zickfeldt, 1905
  • The plant determiner. Instructions for determining the plants that are more common in Germany without knowledge of the artificial or natural system, Kosmos, 1908
  • L. BUSEMANN / E. JUDGE. Physics for teacher training institutions. I. For preparation centers. 3rd edition Leipzig, Dürrsche Buchhandlung, 1908
  • Chemistry and physics for higher and higher girls schools. Union, Stuttgart-Berlin 1912.
  • The dwellings of the animals, in: Our world, Illustrated monthly magazine for the promotion of nature knowledge, volumes 13-14, 1921
  • Chemistry for the first class of preparants, 1922
  • Your friends in the woods and fields. Animal stories; Borgmeyer, 1936
  • In the wild and in the zoo. Animal stories; Hildesheim, Borgmeyer, 1937
  • Overheard world in bush and field. Animal stories, Borgmeyer, 1938,
  • Volcanoes and earthquakes. Geographical stories, Franz Borgmeyer, 1938
  • Animal stories from near and far, Franz Borgmeyer, 1939
  • Your friends in the woods and fields, Borgmeyer, 1939

Individual evidence

1. Personal data from family research by Heinrich Hillen [1]

2. Works from the offer of the central directory of antiquarian books [2]

3. Biography of the East Frisian landscape about Adolf Busemann [3]

personal data
SURNAME Busemann, Libertus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pedagogue, author of natural history books and essays
DATE OF BIRTH February 28, 1851
PLACE OF BIRTH Loppersum
DATE OF DEATH March 28, 1944