Peter Ingwersen (Author)

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Peter Ingwersen (born December 15, 1885 in Flensburg ; † 1958 ) was a doctor of philosophy , author , seminar senior teacher , school and senior government councilor .

Life

Ingwersen was first lieutenant in the artillery during World War I and then worked as a senior seminar teacher and later as seminar director at the Royal Prussian Seminar (today Ludwig Meyn High School ) in Uetersen . He wrote local, educational and literary works and was active in the development of teacher training in Schleswig-Holstein. Ingwersen's love for his hometown became clear early on in elementary school and, as a loyal son of this, he stayed in Flensburg every weekend after his school service and fought there as a speaker for the preservation of Germanness in North Schleswig. His hometown Flensburg remained in the German Reich, primarily through his work. With his death in 1958, the local history of Schleswig-Holstein lost one of its leading figures.

Works (selection)

  • Article V of the Peace of Prague. Its prehistory, origin and history up to its abolition (G. Soltau, 1918)
  • How do I write the history of my homeland? (Breslau, Ferdinand Hirt 1922).
  • Attempt of a curriculum based on landscape for the upper level of the rural school (J. Beltz, 1933)
  • The big crack: A voting novel from the Nordmark (J. Behr, 1933)
  • Germany yesterday and today (1934)
  • Educational plan based on the landscape and in gas office lessons for the upper level of the rural school (J. Beltz, 1936)
  • The first battle for Flensburg in 1431 (J. Beltz, 1937)
  • How we stormed the Kemmel ... (J. Beltz, 1937)
  • Methodological manual for local history research. Shown using the example of Schleswig-Holstein. (Schleswig 1954)

swell

  • City of Uetersen: 750 years of Uetersen - 1234–1984 - Lothar Mosler - Our schools (CDC Heydorns, Uetersen 1984)
  • Witt, Maack, Julga and Kröger: 50 years of the Royal Prussian Teachers' Seminar; 60 years of the Ludwig Meyn School in Uetersen . (CDC Heydorns, Uetersen 1985)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hellmuth Witt: 50 Years of the Royal Prussian Teachers' Seminar / The teaching staff in my time
personal data
SURNAME Ingwersen, Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author, teacher and senior councilor
DATE OF BIRTH December 15, 1885
PLACE OF BIRTH Flensburg
DATE OF DEATH 1958