Rudolf Usinger

Rudolf Usinger ( born June 7, 1835 in Nienburg, † May 31 1874 in Bremen ) was a German historian.

Life

Rudolf Usinger studied at the University of Göttingen history and habilitated there as a lecturer. 1865 he was appointed professor at the University of Greifswald, where he transferred to the University of Kiel in 1868. There he made ​​himself as Secretary of the Association for Schleswig-Holstein history of great service in promoting the history of these parts of the country.

Works (selection)

  • German - Danish history from 1189 to 1227. Berlin 1863.
  • Napoleon, the Rhine and the Nordic Nations. Berlin 1865.
  • Research on Lex Saxonum. Berlin 1867.
  • The beginnings of German history. Hannover 1875 ( posthumously ).
  • Officium sancti Kanuti ducis. Kiel 1875 ( posthumously ).
  • Visio Godeschalci. 1875 (posthumous ).
  • Siegfried Hirsch: Yearbooks of the German Empire under Henry II, Vol 1, Berlin, 1862.
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