Dowsing rod

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The dowsing rod was a late Romantic period from Göttingen . It appeared from January to June 1818 twice a week with the subtitle "Ein Zeitblatt" by Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht .

The magazine was carried by a group of student poets, the “Poetic Shoemaker Guild on the Leash”. Heinrich Straube (1794–1847) and Johann Peter von Hornthal (1794–1864), son of Bamberg's mayor Franz Ludwig von Hornthal , acted as editors . Well-known writers could also be won as additional contributors, including Clemens Brentano , the Brothers Grimm , Ernst Moritz Arndt and Achim von Arnim , as well as professors and students from Göttingen. The magazine mainly contained literary texts, poems and short stories , as well as literature announcements. A special focus was on folk songs and - say .

Other well-known contributors

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literature

  • Eduard Arens, Josepha Grauheer: The Poetic Shoemaker Guild on the Leine , in: Göttingische Neben Stunden Heft 7, published by Otto Deneke, Göttingen 1929
  • Dietrich Denecke , Ernst Böhme (ed.): Göttingen - history of a university town . Volume 2: From the Thirty Years War to the annexation to Prussia. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2002. pp. 974 and 1026f.
  • Heinrich Straube, Johann Peter von Hornthal (ed.): Wünschelruthe, a newspaper of time . Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 1818. Reprint: Kraus, Nendeln / Lichtenstein 1971. ( Digitized volume 1 Google Books )

Web links

Wikisource: Wünschelruthe  - Sources and full texts