Hans von Zwiedineck-Südenhorst
Hans von Zwiedineck - south Horst, full name Johann Alois Zwiedineck, Edler von south Horst ( born April 14, 1845 in Frankfurt am Main, † November 22, 1906 in Graz) was an Austrian historian and professor of history.
Life
Zwiedineck - south Horst was the son of an Austrian colonel of artillery. He studied after high school history at the University of Graz. Then he received a first job at the Styrian Provincial Library, and then at the national secondary school in Graz. 1875 Habilitation Zwiedineck as a lecturer in history at the University of Graz. In 1880 he was appointed director of the Styrian State Library and in 1885 was appointed associate professor. From 1899 he was professor in Graz. He was active in addition to the publication of several works of history as the author of several articles in the General German Biography.
Zwiedineck - south Horst was the founder of the Corps Teutonia Graz ( 1863) and Vandalia Graz ( 1864). The Corps Saxonia Vienna awarded him in 1899 the band. He initiated in 1892 the establishment of the Historic National Commission for Styria and served until 1906 as Executive Secretary. Otto von Zwiedineck - south Horst was a son.
Works
- Village life in the eighteenth century, culturhistorische sketches of Inner Austria, 1877
- Prince Hans Ulrich von Eggenberg, 1880
- The policy of the Republic of Venice during the Thirty Years War, 2 vols, Stuttgart 1882/1885. Reprint of the edition of Volume 1 and 2 of 1899 np, nd (2010)
- Austria under Maria Theresa, Joseph II and Leopold II, 1884 ( with Adam Wolf).
- The Styrian State Library at the Joanneum in Graz, Graz 1893 digitized here
- Venice as a world power and world city. Bielefeld / Leipzig 1897, 1899, 2nd edition 1906, 3rd edition 1925, reprint of the edition of 1899 oOoJ (2010)
- Venetian Legation reports on the Bohemian rebellion, Reprint oOoJ (2010)