Georg Julius von Schultz

Georg Julius Schultz (born 22 Septemberjul / October 4 1808greg in Reval, .. † May 16, 1875 in Vienna), also known by his pseudonym Dr. Bertram was a deutschbaltischer physician, poet, writer and folklorist.

Life

Schultz comes from a preacher family, whose ancestors had immigrated from Mecklenburg. He was named after the early death of his father brought up by his grandfather in Torma (hence occasionally Schoultz de Torma ). 1826-1833 he studied at the University of Dorpat medicine ( ophthalmology and surgery) and practiced in Russia later. In 1845 he married Theodora Dead Ringers ( 1820 to 1899 ). The couple moved to Saint Petersburg. The composer and Musiktheoretikerin Ella Adaïewsky (1846-1926) and the painter Pauline Geiger (1851 - 1934) are daughters of the couple. Pauline Geiger's son is the Austrian poet, art historian and translator Benno Geiger (1882 - 1965). Schultz was 1853 prosector at the St. Petersburg Academy and was a Russian State Council. Then he privatized, traveled through Europe and began using the pseudonym Dr. Bertram a writing career. He met Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, with Justinus Kerner and Ludwig Uhland in Württemberg, with Heinrich Heine in Paris and Friedrich Hebbel in Vienna. He died on a trip to Vienna and received an honorary grave in the cemetery Matzleinsdorf. Schultz, an admirer of the Estonian culture, was a friend of Friedrich Reinhold Kreutz Forest and was instrumental in the decision to submit the Kalevipoeg.

Works

  • Quaedam ad Rhino Plasticen, Dissertation, Dorpat 1836
  • Baltic sketches or fifty years back, publisher of Alexander Duncker, Berlin 1853
  • Beyond the scissors or the spirit of Finland (a collection of Finnish folk tales and proverbs), Breitkopf and Härtel, Leipzig 1854
  • Medical Village Tales from the interior of Russia and episodes from the life Trischkas ( the Rasboiniks ), H. Laakmann, Dorpat 1860
  • Wagien, Baltic studies and memories, W. Glaeser Verlag, 1868 Dorpat
  • Dorpat sizes and types forty years ago, W. Glaeser Verlag, 1868 Dorpat
  • Images from the South, W. Glaeser Verlag, Dorpat, 1869 (Reprint by Adamant Media Corporation, 2001 )
  • Ilmatar, a Commedia turanica, W. Glaeser Verlag, 1870 Dorpat
  • Peiwash Parnéh, the sons of the sun, by fragments of an epic folk tale from Lapland, Publishing House of Wasenius'schen bookstore, Helsingfors 1872
  • Share on Lake Ladoga or stories of my Ssudomoika, Publishing House of Wasenius'schen bookstore, Helsingfors 1872
  • Martha Marzi Bill or the dream in the elm tree, a Livonian history for good children, gnats Petersburg Publishing House, Riga and Yuriev

Quotes

  • Even the king Friedrich Wilhelm III. we saw on convenient, because he rested a whole day in Torma and pushed me very affectionately to one side as I, a boy, was so depressed from 10 years in the effort to attract the king in honor of a couple of leather gloves that I the way to the garden of His Majesty blocking persistent. ( Wagien )
  • In the Russian annals Torma appears very early in 1030, 1130 and 1212 as the area north of Yuriev ( Dorpat ). The Prince of Novgorod and Pskov were here to chastise the tributary to become in earlier times, but again fallen Estonians. ( Wagien )
  • For while the Dniepr hastens the warm south, the golden crosses the old cradle of Russia reflects and indicates the road to Byzantium, circulated the Volga with their gigantic tributaries is spreading through the heart of Russia and flows through a misprint of creation in the sad Caspian lake, while dense by the way the much less significant Don has taken possession of a European outflow at Azov. ( Episodes from the life Trischka 's ( the Rasboiniks ) )
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