Rudolf Latzke

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Rudolf Latzke (born February 15, 1874 Neudörfl in Austria-Silesia, † January 17, 1953 in Vienna ) was an Austrian school director and literary historian.

Life

Rudolf Latzke attended the humanistic grammar school in Opava / Moravian-Silesia , today Opava in the Czech Republic , and passed his Matura there in 1894 . He then studied German at the University of Vienna , where he joined Oppavia , a well-fortified, anti-Semitic academic compatriot of Silesian students. After graduating, Latzke worked as a secondary school teacher in Korneuburg . Most recently he was director of the State Teacher Training Institute in Vienna's Third District.

In addition to his work as a school teacher and director, Hofrat Dr. phil. Rudolf Latzke numerous reading books. He also published historical and critical editions of the works of Peter Rosegger and Ludwig Anzengruber . He was in correspondence with his former high school student Ludwig Wittgenstein , whom he helped with the publication of his dictionary for elementary schools . Latzke was active in the Viennese association mother tongue and gave lectures there. From 1954 onwards, Latzkegasse, renamed Zelkinggasse in 1967, was named after him in Leopoldau , today a district of Vienna in the 21st Viennese district of Floridsdorf .

Read books

  • Latzke, Rudolf (1910). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools. Edition B: For high schools . Vienna: Tempsky.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1910). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools. Edition A for grammar schools and secondary schools . Vienna: Tempsky.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1910). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools. Edition B: For secondary schools . Vienna: Tempsky.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1910). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools. Edition D: For secondary schools, without Middle High German texts . Vienna: Tempsky.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1911). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools. Edition C: For secondary schools . Vienna: Tempsky.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1929). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools. Issue M . Vienna: Hölder-Pichler-Tempsky.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1929). German reading book for Austrian secondary schools . Vienna: Hölder-Pichler-Tempsky.

Further publications

  • Latzke, Rudolf (1904). To judge Rosegger . Vienna: Konegen.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1907). An analysis of Rosegger's " Martin the Man " . Vienna: Zellmayer.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1921). History of German literature in Lower Austria . Vienna: Haase.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1928). The Austrian landscape in Austrian poetry at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries . Vienna: Association for regional studies.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1937). From Rosegger's early days . Vienna: Austrian federal publisher for teaching, science and art.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1943). Peter Rosegger. His life and work, presented according to the sources . Weimar: Böhlau.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1953). Peter Rosegger. His life and work. 2nd volume. The elder and the old Rosegger . Weimar: Böhlau.
  • Latzke, Rudolf (1972). Peter Rosegger as a man of letters . Graz: Publishing house for collectors.

literature

  • Anderle, Johann Gabriel (1953). "Dr. Rudolf Latzke in memory ”. In: Gödel, Adolf (ed.). Homeland Yearbook East Sudetenland . First volume. Inning am Ammersee: Gödel. Pp. 66-67.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Rudolf Latzke in the German biography
  2. ^ Graf, Alexander (2015). Lot from Rome and home to the empire. The German national academic milieu at the cisleithan universities of the Habsburg Monarchy 1859-1914 . Berlin: LIT. P. 124.
  3. ↑ Janik, Allan S. & Veigl, Hans (1998). Wittgenstein in Vienna. A Biographical Excursion Through the City and its History . Vienna / New York: Springer. P. 143 f.
  4. ^ Announcements from the Vienna mother tongue association . Volume 2/1952, edition 3, p. 2.
  5. ↑ Latzkegasse (21) in Vienna History Wiki of the city of Vienna
personal data
SURNAME Latzke, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian grammar school director and literary historian
DATE OF BIRTH February 15, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Neudörfl , Austria
DATE OF DEATH 17th January 1953
Place of death Vienna