Moritz Trautmann

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Moritz Trautmann (born March 24, 1842 in Clöden ; †  April 23, 1920 in Frankfurt am Main ) was a German English studies professor at the University of Bonn .

Career

Trautmann went to high school in Eisleben , studied at the University of Halle from 1863 and moved to the University of Berlin in 1865 . In 1866/67 he worked as a teacher in Küstrin and Stettin , studied in Italy in 1867/68 and in France from 1868 to 1870 . He received his PhD in 1871 for Dr. phil. and then kept for some time in England, was a teacher in Leipzig 1874/75 and habilitated in 1876 at the local university , where he then worked as a lecturer until 1880th In 1880 he became an associate professor and in 1885 a full professor in Bonn. One of his listeners there was the Irish student and later a member of the English parliament, John Pius Boland, who traveled to Athens after the winter semester of 1895/96, where he became Olympic champion in tennis.

Together with the Leipzig professor Richard Paul Wülker (1845-1910) he published the magazine Anglia between 1876 and 1885 . From 1898 he acted as editor of the Bonn contributions to English studies . In Leipzig he was also involved in founding the Plessavia fraternity there, together with Wülker.

He has a grave of honor in the Poppelsdorf cemetery in Bonn. One daughter was married to the historian Georg Küntzel .

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Individual evidence

  1. See Heiner Gillmeister, From Bonn to Athens, Single and Return. The Diary of John Pius Boland, Olympic Champion Athens 1896, St. Augustin: Academia Verlag Richarz 2008,
  2. See Poppelsdorfer Friedhof. In: poppelsdorf.de. Kolping Family Bonn-Poppelsdorf e. V., accessed on December 23, 2018 .