Rudolf Korb

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Rudolf Korb (born March 31, 1845 in Prague , † August 29, 1925 in Drum ) was a Bohemian civil servant and conservationist.

Life

After attending school in Prague, Rudolf Korb studied law at the Charles University in Prague from 1863 . During his studies he became a member of Corps Austria . He graduated on 4 November 1869, the Promotion Dr. iur. from. Afterwards he was an administrative officer in Vienna from 1870 to 1873. He returned to Prague in 1873 and worked as a civil servant at the Lieutenancy there. It was in 1892 for district captain , 1902 councilor and 1913 vice-president of the Prague Lieutenancy appointed. With his writings he was a pioneer of nature conservation in the Kingdom of Bohemia .

Works

  • Nature conservation , Prague 1921
  • Nature conservation and landscape protection, especially for the Elbe valley , Leitmeritz 1923
  • Ringing the birds , Leitmeritz 1923
  • Nature conservation in the Ore Mountains , Vienna 1923
  • For the crows , Leitmeritz 1924

literature

  • K. Zimmermann: Dr. Rudolf Korb has reached the age of 80 , in: Mitteilungen des Nordböhmischen Verein für Heimatforschung und Wanderpflege, Vol. 48 (1925), p. 48.
  • Friedrich Jaksch: Lexicon of Sudeten German writers for the years 1900-1929 , Reichenberg 1929.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Jürgen Herrlein , Corpslist - Directory of the members of the Corps Austria 1861–2001 , Frankfurt am Main 2001, p. 21, serial no. 58
personal data
SURNAME Korb, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian civil servant and conservationist
DATE OF BIRTH March 31, 1845
PLACE OF BIRTH Prague
DATE OF DEATH August 29, 1925
Place of death Drum