Ludwig Zimsen (September 29, 1823, Greifswald - January 3, 1895, Friedenau) - German writer, journalist, teacher and editor, author of a large number of articles on women's fashion.
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Biography
Ludwig Zimsen was born in the family of a counselor of justice. He graduated from the gymnasium in Greifswald, then entered to study philology and history at a local university . His father died in 1842, so Tsimsen was already forced to earn a living while studying. In the fall of 1846, he became a teacher at a female gymnasium in Berlin, then for several years he was a home teacher in Neu-Placht and Banka. In 1850, he completed courses in state expertise and, after successfully completing them, became an intern at the gymnasium in Greifswald, and then became a teacher at the gymnasium in Stargard, and in 1872–1882 he was a senior teacher in the gymnasium of Princess Hedvigi in Pomerania. In 1882, he voluntarily resigned and moved to Berlin, where he collaborated in the publications of Freien Stunden , the Die Tribüne newspaper, wrote articles and edited the women's magazine Der Bazar . He was a member of the Association of Berlin Journalists and the Treasurer of the German Schiller Foundation.
The most famous works are: Vergangene Tage (1862–1863); Fürst u. Weidmann 5 (1869); Heimat und Fremde (1870); Umwege zur Glück (1870); Novellen (1872); Novellenbuch für das deutsche Haus (1874); Leidvoll und freudvoll "(1879);" Zum Tagesschluss "(1884);" Im Sonnenschein "(1886);" Friedrich, deutscher Kaiser u. König "(1888);" Schön Elslin "(1890).
Notes
- 2 1 2 3 German National Library , Berlin State Library , Bavarian State Library , etc. Record # 116988991 // General Regulatory Control (GND) - 2012—2016.
Links
- Zimsen, Ludwig // Encyclopedic dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : in 86 tons (82 tons and 4 extras). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Article in ADB (him.) .