Moritz von Reymond

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Moritz von Reymond (born June 30, 1833 in Vienna , † January 27, 1919 in Berlin ) was an Austro-German author and journalist .

Life

Reymond grew up as the son of a civil servant and graduated from the Theresian Military Academy . In 1850 he became a lieutenant in the kuk Hungarian-Croatian infantry regiment "Freiherr von Giesl" No. 16, and in 1854 a first lieutenant in the kuk pioneer corps . In 1856 he said goodbye and became an editor and columnist for the Ostdeutsche Post in Vienna. In 1857 he took up a position as a civil servant with the Pardubitz-Reichenberg Railway . In 1861 he moved to the Southern Railway Company .

In 1866 he emigrated to Switzerland, where his ancestors also came from. There he was initially a civil servant in the Federal Artillery Office in Aarau and from 1867 to 1869 an editor at Der Bund in Bern. This was followed by positions as an editor at the intelligence paper for the city of Bern and the Alpenrosen . Reymond was interested in science and was a member of the Bernese and Swiss Natural Research Societies .

In 1881 he moved to Graz daily mail , but then moved in 1883 to Berlin, where he next to journalistic activities in Schalk , German Michel and Berlin Latest News operated as a writer and also popular scientific works such as house treasure of knowledge or pictorial conversation lexicon of the woman involved was.

His popular feature pages of "Mr. Ippel" and his satirical social and cultural criticism, which were often anti-Semitic, enjoyed particular popularity. Reymond also used the pseudonyms Zero, Myrmidon and Marr the Second, the latter referring to the anti-Semite Wilhelm Marr .

Works

  • The new lay training course of Häckelism 1, 1876.
  • The new lay training course of Häckelism 2, 1878.
  • The book of the healthy and sick Mr. Meyer, 1877.
  • The book of the conscious and unconscious Mr. Meyer, 1879.
  • Where is the Mauschel? : Or Jewish liberalism and scientific pessimism: an open letter to W. Marr / from Moritz von Reymond. Bern [u. a.]: Frobeen, 1880, 4th ed. 62 pp.
  • New Time and Strife Struwwelpeter, 1881.
  • The little hunter, 1886.
  • The Reichsfaßbinder, 1890.
  • The wars of 1864 and 1866, 1891;
  • Illustrated history of the origins of nature, undated (around 1900).
  • Cupid on secret routes, n.d.
  • Cupid in the maid's room, 1920.

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SURNAME Reymond, Moritz von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zero (pseudonym); Myrmidon (pseudonym); Marr the Second (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German-Austrian journalist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH June 30, 1833
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH January 27, 1919
Place of death Berlin