Viktor Roth (historian)

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Viktor Roth

Viktor Roth (born April 28, 1874 in Szászsebes , German  Mühlbach , Kingdom of Hungary , Austria-Hungary ; † April 17, 1936 in Sebeş , Kingdom of Romania ) was a Protestant theologian and historian from Transylvania .

Life

Roth, the son of a teacher, studied Protestant theology according to the Augsburg Confession (AB) as well as German and Latin in Klausenburg , Halle (Saale) , Erlangen and Tübingen from 1892 to 1897 . From 1897 he worked at the Evangelische Volksschule AB in Nagysink ( Groß-Schenk ), from 1898 as rector. From 1898 to 1902 he taught at the lower secondary school in Szászsebes ( Mühlbach ). In Szászszentlászló ( Großlasseln ) he worked as a pastor from 1902 to 1911 and then as a city preacher in Sibiu until 1918, then as a city pastor again in Mühlbach from 1918 (from 1920 the place had the Romanian name Sebeş ).

plant

Roth compiled a comprehensive inventory of German art monuments in Transylvania:

  • History of German architecture in Transylvania . In: Studies on German Art History 64, 1905
  • History of German sculpture in Transylvania . In: Studies on Germans. Art history 75, 1906
  • Transylvanian-Saxon art in Magyar research . In: Archives of the Association for Transylvanian Cultural Studies. NF 39, 1913
  • Contributions to the art history of Transylvania . In: Studies on German Art History 170, 1914
  • Transylvanian altars . In: Studies on German Art History 192, 1916
  • The Evangelical Church AB in Mühlbach . 1922

Awards

In 1921 he received an honorary doctorate from the University of Vienna . In 1926 he became an honorary member of the Romanian Academy .

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ University of Vienna: Viktor Roth, Dr.phil. . Retrieved November 6, 2018.