Paul Thomaschki

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Thomaschki as a corps student
Funeral ceremony on July 27, 1934

Paul Thomaschki (born February 27, 1861 in Jägerkrug, Wehlau district ; † July 24, 1934 in Königsberg i. Pr. ) Was a German pastor in East Prussia.

Life

Thomaschki attended high school in Rastenburg . After graduating from high school, he studied Protestant theology at the Albertus University in Königsberg . In 1881 he became a member of the Corps Masovia . His wife came from Jäcknitz near Zinten in the Heiligenbeil district . He received his first pastor's post in 1884 in Miswalde, Mohrungen district . The daughter Else (later married to Rudolf Flebbe) and the sons Siegfried and Ernst were born there. Ernst died as a child, Siegfried Thomaschki became general of the artillery. He baptized all of his children with Jordan water that he had brought from Palestine . From 1904 until his retirement in 1929 Thomaschki was pastor at the castle church in Königsberg , whose archive he processed. In 1895/96 he published travel descriptions from Greece , Palestine, Egypt and Scandinavia in book form . His diaries - the first from 1893 - give an insight into everyday East Prussian history . The last of 1933/34 show that he was engaged in the Masonic lodge Zum Todtenkopf and Phoenix . He left a handwritten diary from the first to the last day of the First World War .

Fonts

  • On imperial routes. Chats from a trip to the north on the steamer Capella , Röthe, Graudenz 1896.
  • Serious and cheerful things from a trip to the Orient through Greece, Palestine and Egypt (in July and August 1895) , G. Röthe's Buchdruckerei, Graudenz 1896.
  • St. Adalbert and the Old Dessauer . In: Old Prussian Monthly Journal 34 (1897) [= Prussian Provincial Papers 100], pp. 643–645.
  • History of the parish Miswalde , Mohrungen o. J. [around 1900]
  • The war in China and the mission , Berliner Stadtmission, Berlin 1901 digitized
  • The modern belief in ghosts. A contribution to solving spiritistic riddles , Leipzig 1902.
  • Under the southern sun. Chats from a summer trip around the Mediterranean , Königsberg 1909.
  • From the archives of the Burgkirche , Königsberg 1924.

literature

  • Karl Hammer : World Mission and Colonialism. Broadcast ideas of the 19th century in conflict , Kösel Verlag, Munich 1978, ISBN 3-423-04368-7 , p. 308 Google Books .
  • List of all members of the Corps Masovia 1823–2006 . Potsdam 2006.
  • Dietlind Wishes: Field Post Letters from China. Patterns of perception and interpretation of German soldiers at the time of the Boxer Rebellion 1900/1901 , Ch. Links Verlag, Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-86153-502-7 , p. 289 Google Books .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Kösener Corpslisten 1960, 87/771.
  2. ^ Excerpts from Paul Thomaschki's war diary