Max Rehmann

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Max Ludwig Rehmann (born January 28, 1842 in Hammer, Friedeberg district , † December 10, 1922 in Landsberg / Warthe ) was a German high school teacher , local researcher and journalist .

Life

Reproduction of a photo by Max Rehmann from the home calendar for the Friedeberg / Nm district. 1924, p. 32

Max Ludwig Rehmann, as his full name was called, was born on January 28, 1842 at Gut Hammer near Driesen in the Friedeberg / Neumark district. His father had acquired this property in 1839 from the previous owner, Mr. Ehrenreich von der Osten . Family ties connected the Rehmann family with the legendary personality of Countess Rietz auf Lichtenow .

From 1881 Max Rehmann was a senior teacher at the Gymnasium zu Friedeberg / Nm. active. When he had to give up his education for health reasons in 1904, he moved to Landsberg an der Warthe. He used the freedom he had gained to deepen his rich historical knowledge and to open up ever more sources for knowledge of the local history. The Association for the History of Neumark gave him the chairmanship of the scientific committee and the publication of the association's publications. Time and again it was the history of the Friedeberger Kreis and its localities that attracted him and to which he dedicated his work in the writings of the association and other publications. Probably the last contribution from his pen was the one about the history of the village of Hammer near Driesen, which was printed in the Friedeberg home calendar for 1923.

Max Rehmann found his final resting place in the Friedeberg / Nm cemetery.

Publications (selection)

  • "Pehlitz boulders III. Der Freiherr von der Goltz and the Pehlitzer Schullegat ”in: Writings of the Association for History of the Neumark 28 (1912) p. 189-221
  • “War debt problems: a Neumark tax idyll from the pre-March period” in: Writings of the Verein für Geschichte der Neumark 26 (1911) p. 61-84
  • "The acquisition of the manors Breitenwerder and Lichtenow in the Friedeberger Kreis by Brenkenhoff" in: Writings of the Verein für Geschichte der Neumark 26 (1911) p. 85-155
  • "Something from Secretary Linde" in: Writings of the Association for the History of Neumark 27 (1911) p. 127-129
  • "Gustav Schulz, memories of an old Landsberger (Gustav Schulz, blacksmith in Landsberg ad W., * ibid. May 24, 1846, † ibid. 1911)" in: Writings of the Association for the History of the Neumark in Landsberg an der Warthe 1911/31
  • "Two women" lecture held id open session d. V. f. Story d. Neumark on January 28, 1917 in Landsberg / W. (Wilhelmine Encke Countess Lichtenau, 1755 - 1820 and Luise Eleonore v. Wreech, née von Schöning), in: Writings of the Association for the History of the Neumark in Landsberg an der Warthe 1919/1
  • "Pictures from Landsberg's past" in: Writings of the Association for the History of the Neumark in Landsberg an der Warthe 1919/45
  • “The orphanage in Landsberg a. W. (since 1723) “in: Writings of the Association for History of the Neumark in Landsberg an der Warthe 1920/143
  • "On the history of the Countess Palatine Elisabeth Charlotte, Duchess of Orléans, Part 1" Supplement to the program of the Königl. Gymnasium to Friedeberg Nm. 1892
  • "Hammer bei Driesen" in: Home calendar for the Friedeberg district N / M 1923, pages 35–43

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ G. Mirow-Müncheberg: “Prof. Dr. M. Rehmann ”in: Local calendar for the Friedeberg district N / M 1924, pages 32–33
personal data
SURNAME Rehmann, Max
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rehmann, Max Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German homeland researcher
DATE OF BIRTH January 28, 1842
PLACE OF BIRTH Friedeberg
DATE OF DEATH December 10, 1922
Place of death Landsberg / Warthe