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Jahrbuch für hallische Stadtgeschichte 2010
Schröter, Rebekka; Veltmann, Claus; Raabe, Paul; Birkenmeier, Jochen; Otto, Rüdiger; Neumann, Erik; Jungklaus, Bettina; Rockmann, Michael; Spalholz, Anja; Musketa, Konstanze; Zaunstöck, Holger; Fiedler, Sandy; Kuhne, Roland; Viebig, Michael; Hackenholz
Sprache: Deutsch
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Halle ? Händelstadt, Ort der Wissenschaften, Heimat der Künste! Schon seit einigen Jahren widmet sich das ?Jahrbuch für hallische Stadtgeschichte? der spannenden Vergangenheit der einst so reichen Salzstadt. Der im Auftrag des Vereins für hallische Stadtgeschichte herausgegebene mittlerweile achte Band liefert wieder interessant…e Themen und Texte, die einmal mehr die Vielfalt und Spannung der hallischen Stadtgeschichte zwischen Mittelalter und Moderne zeigt. Themen sind diesmal unter anderem die ambulante Klinik von Peter Krukenberg in der Brüderstraße, die Geschichte des Platzes ?Am Steintor?, Halles Geschichte unterm Markt sowie Halle und die Saaleschifffahrt vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart. Ein weiterer faktenreicher Aufsatz ist dem Philologen und Pädagogen Friedrich August Eckstein gewidmet, der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts in der Geschichte der Franckeschen Stiftungen eine große Rolle spielte. Erinnert wird auch an den bedeutenden Juristen Samuel Stryk, den Maler und Kupferstecher Gottfried August Gründler und den genialen Orgelvirtuosen und kühnen Komponisten Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, der älteste Bach-Sohn, dessen 300. Geburtstag sich in diesem Jahr jährt. In der Zusammenschau bietet das dem an der Stadtgeschichte interessierten Leser neue Einsichten, interessante Details und überraschende Einblicke. ? Vorwort 7 AUFSÄTZE Rebekka Schröter ?Wozu braucht ein Doktor Amüsement, seine Kranken sind sein Amüsement" Peter Krukenberg (1787-1865), Leben und Wirken in seiner ambulatorischen Klinik in der Brüderstraße 11 Claus Veltmann Halle und die Saaleschifffahrt vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart 45 Paul Raabe Friedrich August Eckstein ? die Franckeschen Stiftungen waren sein Leben 67 QUELLEN Jochen Birkenmeier ? Better to reign in hell (Halle) than serve in heaven" Der Briefwechsel zwischen Johann Gottlob Regis und Carl Gustav Carus als Quelle der hallischen Stadtgeschichte 99 Rüdiger Otto Johann Friedrich Graefe und sein Bericht über Auseinandersetzungen zwischen Studenten und Militär in Halle im Sommer 1737 in Briefen an Johann Christoph Gottsched 113 STRASSEN, PLÄTZE, DENKMÄLER Erik Neumann Zwischen Variete. und Arbeitsamt Zur Geschichte des Platzes ?Am Steintor" 135 ARBEITSBERICHTE Bettina Jungklaus Halles Geschichte unterm Markt ? Anthropologische Untersuchungen an den mittelalterlichen Skeletten vom St. Marien- und St. Gertrudenkirchhof 157 JUBILÄEN Michael Rockmann Samuel Stryk (1640-1710) ? Königlich Preußischer Geheimer Rat, Professor Primarius und Ordinarius der Juristenfakultät der Universität Halle 173 gutes Exemplar, ordentlich * Bindung: broschiert.
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