Max Koenigsbeck

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Max Koenigsbeck (born November 10, 1835 in Wehlau , East Prussia , † after 1906 ) was a German teacher and high school director in West Prussia .

Life

Max Koenigsbeck attended the Braunsberg high school and studied philology and education in Königsberg since 1856 . In 1861 he was promoted to Dr. phil. PhD .

In 1862 Koenigsbeck completed his probationary year as a teacher at the old town high school in Königsberg. From 1863 he was an assistant teacher, then a teacher at the grammar school in Braunsberg . In 1867 he became a teacher at the grammar school in Konitz and in 1872 he was appointed senior teacher.

From 1877 Max Koenigsbeck was vice-rector at the grammar school in Ratibor in Silesia and from 1879 director of the grammar school in Strasburg in West Prussia . In 1886 he became director in Neustadt in West Prussia and worked there until his retirement in 1903.

Publications (selection)

Max Koenigsbeck was responsible for the school programs of high schools as director and published other publications.

  • De Stoicismo Marci Antonini. Pars I , Königsberg 1861, dissertation
  • De Stoicismi Marci Antonini. Pars II , Konitz 1872
  • Dr. Karl Kruse June 22, 1898. Speech on the occasion of his 70th birthday , Danzig [1898]
  • Is the permission to visit a pub for the pupils of the upper classes to be justified from the point of view of health and morality , Leipzig 1907

literature

  • Franz Kössler : Personal dictionary of teachers of the 19th century . Band Kaak – Kysaeus. Giessen University Library, 2008. P. 343 PDF .

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personal data
SURNAME Koenigsbeck, Max
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Koenigsbeck, Maximilianus (Latinized form); Koenigsbeck, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German teacher and high school director in West Prussia
DATE OF BIRTH November 10, 1835
PLACE OF BIRTH Wehlau , East Prussia
DATE OF DEATH after 1906