Václav Jiří Dundr
Václav Jiří Dundr (German Wenzel Georg Dunder or Wenceslaus Georg Dunder , Slovenian Venceslav Juraj Dunder ; born February 14, 1811 in Nové Strašecí ; † April 28, 1872 ibid) was a Czech writer and translator, brother of the writer Josef Alexandr Dundr (1802– 1874).
He described his status as follows: “National Guard-Platzoberlieutenenant and Ordonnanz-Officer at the Ober-Commando, member of the great administrative council of the Vienna National Guard; H. Goods director, holder of the great merit honor medal of the rk academy and several g. Society member etc. ”as well as“ Director of the dominions Burg Cilli, Brunberg, Schönbichel, Spital-Cilli and Landskrone, owner of the Merit Honor Medal of the Russian Kais. Academie in St. Petersburg, the Bavarian. Horticultural Society etc. Member "and" Doctor of Philosophy; Director of the lords of Brunberg, Schönbüchel, Landskrone, Burg- and Spital-Cilli and the Neuciller silk-growing plantations in Styria; Member of the philosophical faculty of the great heart. Hess. Ludwig University, the Bavarian Horticultural Society etc. etc. ”.
Dundr studied in Prague , managed goods in Styria, took part in the Vienna October Revolution in 1848, then entered the civil service in Lviv , since 1855 in Krakow , then again since 1860 in Lviv. He has published numerous books and articles in magazines in Czech, German, Polish and Slovenian. He began to write under the pseudonym "Novostrašecký" to distinguish himself from the author of the same name Vaclav Dundr (approx. 1817–1888).
Works
- Memorandum on the Vienna October Revolution: detailed account of all events drawn from all sources, accompanied by numerous documents, then based on personal experiences and based on authentic reports from eyewitnesses and authorities, Vienna: Verl. -enschaft des author, 1849
- Stiriens Eden: the Santhal and the surroundings of Neu-Cilli in the southern Lower Steyermark: in historical, topographical, picturesque, economic, industrial, mining, thermal, traditional and ethnographic terms: with views of Neu-Cilli Castle from the north and south side, and the mulberry tree plantations to Pliuna: Vienna; Leipzig: Joseph Stöckholzer von Hirschfeld, 1847
- Complete and general Slavic book lexicon of all Slavic books printed and available in Bohemia, Moravia, Hungary, Russia, Serbia, Slavonia, Dalmatia, Croatia, Illiria, Poland, Silesia and neighboring countries since the invention of the art of printing up to the end of 1834 well-known manuscripts, edited and edited by Wenceslaw Georg Dunder, bookstore manager in Vienna, 1835
- Detailed history of the silk culture and well-founded instructions for practical, accelerated and profitable silk breeding Vienna 1854
- Srbsko-Dalmatinske Vitežke Narodne Pjesme vol. 1 U Beču: J. Venedikta Slavenska Knjigarna, 1836
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Dundr, Václav Jiří |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Dunder, Wenzel Georg (German); Novostrašecký, Václav Jiří (pseudonym); Novostraschezky, Wenzel Georg (pseudonym) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Czech writer and translator |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 14, 1811 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nové Strašecí |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 28, 1872 |
| Place of death | Nové Strašecí |