Silberstein, Adolf

Adolf Silberstein ( German: Adolf Silberstein , pseudonym - Hungarian. Adolf Ötvös ; July 1, 1845 , Budapest - January 12, 1899 , ibid.) - Hungarian - German writer.

Adolf Silberstein
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Tombstone on the grave of Adolf Silberstein at the Cosmos Jewish Cemetery in Budapest
Aliases	Hungarian Adolf Ötvös
Date of Birth	July 1, 1845 ( 1845-07-01 )
Place of Birth	Budapest
Date of death	January 12, 1899 ( 1899-01-12 ) (53 years old)
Place of death	Budapest
Citizenship (citizenship)
Occupation	writer
Genre	article
Language of Works	German , Hungarian

He studied philosophy and medicine at the University of Leipzig , comparative linguistics in Berlin , history and political economy in Heidelberg . In Germany, he began his career as a journalist. Returning to Hungary in 1870 , he edited the newspaper Temesvarer Zeitung in Temeshwar . In 1877 he moved to Budapest, where he became one of the leading employees of Pester Lloyd and the Neue Pester Journal.

From his critical articles in the newspaper Pester Lloyd, the following books were later compiled: Philosophische Briefe an eine Frau ( 1873 ); Strategie der Liebe (3rd ed. 1884 ); Die Bibel der Natur (4th ed. 1880 ); "Dichtkunst des Aristoteles" ( 1876 ). In addition, Silberstein wrote a biography of Rudolf Gottschall ( 1868 ), translated into German a number of Hungarian writers ( Yokai , Miksat , etc.).