Otto-Heinrich Elias

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Otto-Heinrich Elias (born April 27, 1932 in Glauchau ; † July 8, 2020 in Mühlacker ) was a German historian and editor .

Life

After graduating from high school in Glauchau in 1950, today Georgius-Agricola-Gymnasium Glauchau, he began an apprenticeship as a gardener, completed with a journeyman's examination; afterwards he studied German and history at the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg and the Philipps-Universität Marburg , where he also received his PhD. phil. PhD . As managing director of the commission for historical regional studies in Baden-Württemberg , he worked in Stuttgart from 1970–1996.

Own publications were made about Vaihingen an der Enz , the Württemberg royal family , Glauchau and Saxony as well as the poet August von Kotzebue .

family

Elias was married and had four children. He was a great-grandson of Arthur Lossow .

Publications (selection)

  • Reval in the reform policy of Katharinas II. (Sources and studies on Baltic history 3) 1978. (Diss. Marburg 1970).
  • King Wilhelm I (1816–1864). In: 900 Years of House Württemberg, Ed. Robert Uhland. 1984. pp. 306-327.
  • Friedrich Georg Ludwig Lindner. Doctor, secret agent, publicist (1772-1845), (Life pictures from Swabia and Franconia 15) 1983. pp. 155–202.
  • August von Kotzebue as a political poet. In: Baltic literatures in the time of Goethe. Edited by Heinrich Bosse, Otto-Heinrich Elias and Thomas Taterka. Würzburg 2011. pp. 255-289.
  • August von Kotzebue as a novelist. In: August von Kotzebue. A contentious and controversial author. Eds. Alexander Košenina, Harry Liivrand, Kristel Pappel. Hanover 2017. pp. 67–85.
  • August von Kotzebue as a historian. In: August von Kotzebue in the Estonian-German dialogue. Edited by Klaus Gerlach, Harry Liivrand, Kristel Pappel. Hanover 2016. pp. 118–142.
  • Crowned poets and occasional poets in the Schönburg dominions. In: New Archive of Saxon History, Volume 89. Neustadt an der Eich 2018. pp. 283–307.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Obituary notice , in: Freie Presse , Glauchau edition of July 15, 2020, p. 10.