Friedrich Max Kircheisen

Friedrich Max Kirch iron ( born June 23, 1877 in Chemnitz, † February 12, 1933 ) was a German historian.

Friedrich Max Kirch iron studied history and international law at the universities of Leipzig and Paris. He devoted himself mainly as a private scholar researching the history of Napoleon and his time. At the beginning of his research he planned to create a bibliography of the Napoleonic era, for which he had collected some 30,000 works and essays. 1908 appeared the first volume of his collection. Kircheisen estimated the number of publications to bibliography leaders to 200,000 titles. In his preface to Volume 1, he wrote:

In the second volume, which appeared in 1912, Kirch iron published only the first half. Then he dropped the attempt.

His main work represents his biography of Napoleon ( " Napoleon I. His life and his time" ), which was published in nine volumes from 1911 to 1934.

Kirch iron was married to Gertrude Aretz, born Kuntze Dolton. From the estate of the widow sold part of the library at the University of Vienna. This part is located in the Mountain Dance Collection. Another part of the library (about 1500 to 2000 volumes reached in the Central Library of the so-called High School of the NSDAP.

His final resting he found on the Berlin cemetery Hermsdorf II in the Dept. 10, R. 2

Publications

  • Bibliography of the Napoleonic era, including the United States of America. Volume I, 1908, Vol II 1 1912. Mediator, Berlin 1908-1912 (Reprinted in one volume Olms, Hildesheim New York 1977 ISBN 3-487-06298-4 )
  • Did Napoleon lived? Lutz, Stuttgart 1910.
  • Napoleon calendar and commemorative book of the wars of liberation to the year 1812. Together with Gertrude parish iron. Müller, Munich Leipzig from 1911 to 1912.
  • Napoleon's campaign in Italy and Austria from 1796 to 1797. Müller, Munich, Leipzig, 1913.
  • Napoleon I and the era of wars of liberation in pictures. Müller, Munich, Leipzig, 1914.
  • The struggle of the nations 1914. With Briefcase pieces. Sauerland, Aarau ( Switzerland ) o.J.
  • The battles of Ypres and Dixmunde. ( October and November 1914 ). Sauerland, Aarau ( Switzerland ) in 1916.
  • Napoleon in the land of the pyramids and its successors from 1798 to 1801. Müller, Munich 1918.
  • Napoleon the thinker. Reissner, Dresden 1922.
  • Nelson. The justification of England's world power. Hoffmann, Stuttgart 1926.
  • The Bastille. The Book Club, Berlin 1927.
  • The French Revolution 1789-1799. People's Association of booklovers, Berlin 1928.
  • King Funny. Napoleon's youngest brother. Scherl, Berlin 1928.
  • Napoleon I. A ruler life. Schaff stone, Cologne 1930.
  • Ernst Moritz Arndt: Memories from the outer life. Müller, Munich, Leipzig, 1913.
  • Ernst Moritz Arndt: Songs for Teutsche. In the year of freedom 1813. Morawe & Scheffelt, Berlin 1913.
  • Max von Schenkendorfstraße: poems. Morawe & Scheffelt, Berlin 1913.
  • Theodor Körner: lyre and sword. Morawe & Scheffelt, Berlin 1913.
  • Napoleon's memoirs. Aretz, Dresden 1927.
  • Prince letters to Napoleon I. Cotta, Stuttgart Berlin 1929.
  • Jean -Jacques Rousseau: letters. Revision. Reclam, Leipzig 1947.
  • Major Masson's Secret memoirs. Langen, Munich 1917.
  • Jules Michelet: History of the French Revolution. After translation by Richard Kuehn edited and published. Gutenberg, Vienna Hamburg Zurich 1929/30.
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