Reimund Haas

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Reimund Haas (born July 6, 1949 in Essen ) is a German church historian in Cologne.

Life

From 1968 to 1979 he studied Catholic theology , history , philosophy , archival science and folklore at the Universities of Bochum , Bonn and Münster . In 1975 he obtained a degree in Catholic theology, licentiate (church history), 1st state examination in teaching at grammar school and in 1979 2nd state examination as an archive assessor. From 1984 to 2014 he was archivist at the Historical Archives of the Archdiocese of Cologne . He married Ulrike Haas in 1984, with whom he has a daughter. He was awarded a Dr. theol. PhD at the Ruhr University Bochum . He was awarded an honorary doctorate in 2006 by Chui University Bishkek. At the PTH Münster he taught as a lecturer (1976 didactics of church history), lecturer (1982–1994) and professor of church history (1994–2015). He also taught church history: Federal University of Applied Sciences for Public Administration (1982–1988), at the St. Lambert Study House (1987–2002), at the University of Essen (1992–1998), Federal Archives Koblenz / Archive School Marburg (1982–2013) and at the universities of Aachen and Cologne .

His focus is on the history of the bishopric and bishops of the dioceses in North Rhine-Westphalia, the Catholic Church under National Socialism in Europe, German, French and Polish martyrs, church defenses in Cologne and Dortmund, the history of councils with European synods from 721-1860, presbyteriology with biographies (LThK, NDB, BBKL ) and biographies of world and religious priests up to cardinals, order history, order archives and libraries from Alexians / Augustinians to Franciscans / Capuchins to the monastery history Essen / Cologne, parish and local history with regional special studies and commemorative publications and editions of Vatican and Rhenish-Westphalian sources on church and order history.

Fonts (selection)

  • Assindia. Essen official files as a source of donation and personal history (= contributions and miscelles. ). Institute for Research on Church History of the Diocese of Essen, Essen 1986, OCLC 633672171 .
  • Essen official files as a source of personal history (= publications of the West German Society for Family Studies. New series. Volume 47). Cologne 1989, OCLC 260151345 .
  • Cathedral chapter and bishop seat occupations in Münster 1813–1846 (= Westfalia sacra. Volume 10). Aschendorff, Münster 1991, ISBN 3402038374 (also dissertation, Bochum 1988).
  • Prelate Ewald Walter (1901–1997). Biogram and bibliography. In: Archives for Silesian Church History. Volume 59, 2001, pp. 305-331.
  • Church history and parish archives in Dormagen. With a selection bibliography on the “Neuss Model of Subsidiary Parish Archives Maintenance” (1985–2005) (= contributions to the recent history of orders and piety. Volume 2). Ilmenau 2005, ISSN  1860-3408 .
  • Prof. Dr. Dr. Franz Gescher († 1945) and the Cologne synod research from the diocesan and cathedral library. In: Heinz Fringer, Rudolf Hiestad (Hrsgg.): Investigations on medieval church history. Festschrift for Josef Semmler on the occasion of his 60th birthday. Cologne 2012 (= Libelli Rhenani. Volume 41), pp. 241–283.
  • "Gescherianum" - Rhenish church law history of the Middle Ages in Cologne and Breslau. In: Specialized prose research - Crossing borders. Volume 8/9, 2012/2013 (2014), pp. 311-325 (especially as a contribution to Franz Gescher).
  • as ed. with Jürgen Bärsch : Ruhrbischof Franz Cardinal Hengsbach. Aspects of his episcopate 1958–1961–1991–1992. Münster / Essen 2012 (= contributions and miscelles. Volume 7).

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personal data
SURNAME Haas, Reimund
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German church historian
DATE OF BIRTH July 6, 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH eat