Ludwig Aurbacher

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The adventures of the seven Swabians.
Binding of an edition from 1832

Ludwig Aurbacher (born August 26, 1784 in Türkheim , Swabia, † May 25, 1847 in Munich ) was a German writer .

The son of a nail smith attended school in Landsberg am Lech and then wanted to embark on a spiritual career. In 1793 he was a choirboy in Dießen am Ammersee . Further stations were the Benedictine seminary in Munich (1795/96) and the Ottobeuren monastery , which he entered as a novice after graduating from high school in 1801 . After the secularization of Ottobeuren he lived briefly in the Wiblingen monastery , but in 1803 he left the order for health reasons. After a time as court master at the Stift Chancellor von Weckbecker in Ottobeuren (1804-1808) he found his position in life as a teacher : from 1809 to 1834 he taught as a professor of German style and aesthetics at the cadet corps in Munich.

His best-known work is the two-volume collection of stories written in folk tone, which initially appeared anonymously from 1827–1829 under the title Ein Volksbüchlein . Especially the stories about the Seven Swabians contained there became popular.

In his central Swabian birthplace, Türkheim, a room in the Sieben-Schwaben-Museum commemorates the author. The Ludwig-Aurbacher-Mittelschule and Ludwig-Aurbacher-Straße are named after him.

Works

  • Free teachers' association for art care in Berlin (ed.): Adventure of the seven Swabians and the Spiegelschwaben: for friends of hearty humor among big and small . Reprint of the original edition Mainz, Scholz, 1908. Melchior Verlag, Wolfenbüttel 2006, ISBN 3-939102-88-1 .

literature

  • Julius Hamberger:  Aurbacher, Ludwig . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 1, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1875, p. 688 f.
  • Max Radlkofer: The seven Swabians and their most outstanding historiographer Ludwig Aurbacher . Hamburg 1895 (48 pages)
  • J. Sarreiter: Ludwig Aurbacher (1784–1847). A contribution to German literary history . Munich 1880
  • W. Kosch: Ludwig Aurbacher, the Bavarian Swabian folk writer. Cologne 1914.
  • Eduard Stemplinger:  Aurbacher, Ludwig. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 1, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1953, ISBN 3-428-00182-6 , p. 456 ( digitized version ).
  • Hans-Jörg Uther (Ed.): German fairy tales and legends . (= Digital library ; vol. 80). Directmedia, Berlin 2003 (CD-ROM)

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