Gems (?) of German Thought - Unknown

INDEX OF AUTHORS[ToC]

"Alldeutscher, Ein", [2], [202].
"Amicus Patriæ", [220], [278].
Arndt, Ernst Moritz (1769-1860). Poet and patriot, [492].
Baumgarten, D., Pastor, [322], [360], [361].
Bernhardi, Friedrich A.J. v. (b. 1849). General of Cavalry, late Chief of Department in Great General Staff, [5], [10], [13], [174], [246], [251], [259], [261], [265], [267], [276], [279], [281-287], [289-291], [297], [300], [367], [371], [376], [377], [384], [386], [388].
Bley, Fritz (b. 1853). Journalist and author, [9], [12], [198].
Blume, Wilhelm v. (b. 1867). Dr. Jur. Professor of Roman Law, Tübingen, [225], [235a], [401a], [491].
Borchling, Conrad A.J. Carl (b. 1872). Dr. Phil. Professor, Hamburg Colonial Institute, [496].
Brandl, Alois (b. 1855). Dr. Phil, LL.D., Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor of English Philology, Berlin, [183].
Burckhardt, Jakob (1818-1897). Professor in Basel. Authority on Renaissance Art, [241], [249], [295], [365].
Chamberlain, Houston Stewart (b. 1855). Son of Admiral Chamberlain. "Left England, 1870." "Attacked by severe nervous trouble, 1884." Married Richard Wagner's daughter, [21]a, [50], [52c], [57], [60], [102], [108], [117], [120], [126], [145], [165], [172], [180], [180a], [184], [185], [187], [188-191], [229], [232], [235], [305], [323], [358], [408], [422], [436], [441], [451], [467], [469], [471], [473], [475], [477], [480], [484].
Clausewitz, Carl v. (1780-1831). Prussian General, and author of "Vom Kriege," "an exposition of the philosophy of war which is absolutely unrivalled", [326].
Deissmann, Gustav Adolf (b. 1866). Dr. Theol. Professor of New Testament Exegesis, Berlin. Hon. degrees, Aberdeen, St. Andrews, Manchester, [107], [121], [159], [391].
Delitzsch, Friedrich (b. 1850). Dr. Phil. Professor, Berlin. Assyriologist, [26], [422a].
"Deutscher, Ein" (Was uns der Krieg bringen muss), [77], [378], [380], [381], [383].
"Deutscher, Ein" (Deutschland bei Beginn des 20sten Jahrhunderts), [193], [201], [223], [280], [303], [344], [345], [350].
Dibelius, Wilhelm (b. 1876). Dr. Phil. Professor of English Language and Kultur, Hamburg, [501].
Engelbrecht, Kurt, [23], [36], [51], [94], [94]a, [116], [141], [318], [439], [490].
Erdmann, Pastor, [155], [426].
Eucken, Rudolf (b. 1846). Dr. Phil., Litt., LLD., Geheimrat. Professor, Jena. An eminent philosopher, [81], [83], [83], [138], [140].
Falck, G., [414].
Flamm, Oswald A.H. (b. 1861). Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor, Royal Technical High School, Berlin, [404].
Fontane, Theodor (1819-1898). Highly esteemed poet and novelist, [394].
Francke, H., Pastor, [29], [99], [115], [148], [153].
Fried, Alfred H., [293].
Frymann, Daniel, [278a].
Fuchs, W., Dr., [274].
"Germanus", [168], [398], [410], [416], [435], [449], [450], [459], [493].
"German War Book", [334], [336], [338], [339], [349], [351], [354].
Gierke, Otto v. (b. 1841). Dr. Jur., Phil., Geh. Justizrat. Professor, Berlin. Jurist. Hon. degree, Harvard, [76], [79], [80], [89], [92], [403].
Gottberg, Otto v. Editor of Weekly Paper for the Youth of Germany, [247], [252], [296].
Gruber, Max v. (b. 1853). Dr. Med., Obermedizinalrat, Hofrat. Professor of Hygiene and Bacteriology, Munich, [65], [227a], [231].
Gumplowicz, Ludwik (b. 1838). Austrian professor, jurist and economist, [264].
Haeckel, Ernst (b. 1843). Dr. Phil., Med., Jur. Professor of Zoology, Jena. The German apostle of Darwinism and champion of "monism", [54a], [237], [407], [409], [412], [422b]b, [423a], [429], [452], [462].
Harden, Maximilian (b. 1861). Jewish journalist. Editor of Zukunft. Real name, Witkowski, [209], [221], [242].
"Hamburger Kaufmann, Ein", [400].
Harnack, Adolf (b. 1851). Dr. Theol, Phil., Med. Jur. Professor, Berlin. The great ecclesiastical historian, [31], [75], [163], [415], [500].
Hartmann, Eduard v. (1842-1906). "The Philosopher of the Unconscious", [369].
Hartmann, Julius v. (1817-1878). Prussian General of Cavalry, [254], [330], [341], [342], [347], [348].
Hasse, Ernst, Professor, [194], [200], [206], [206a], [212], [248], [258], [268], [299], [389].
Heckel, Karl, [182].
Heinsick, P., [179].
Helm, Willy, [25], [27], [166], [169], [487].
Hennig, Martin Chr. (b. 1864). Pastor. Director of Rauhes Haus, near Hamburg, a famous home-mission centre and charitable institution, [53], [56], [97], [111], [113], [123], [312], [316], [397], [461], [470], [494], [497].
Heyking, Edmund, Freiherr v. (b. 1850). Ex-Consul in New York, Valparaiso, Calcutta, etc., Minister in Morocco, Peking, Mexico, Belgrade, [100].
Hort, J., [40].
Huber, E., Dr., [153].
Jannasch, Robert, Dr. Professor, [20], [226].
Kahl, Wilhelm (b. 1849). Dr. Jur., Theol., Med. Professor, Berlin, [52a], [55].
Kaiser Wilhelm II., [121], [136].
Keim, August Alexander (b. 1845). Major-General, [11], [271], [275], [277], [298].
Keutgen, Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard (b. 1861). Dr. Phil. Professor of History, Hamburg. Formerly lived in Manchester, [456].
König, K., Pastor, [21b].
Kronprinz Wilhelm, [240], [294].
Kuhn, Karl A. Dozent in Military History, Charlottenburg, [46], [82], [84], [86], [87], [93], [230], [308], [311], [314], [315], [320], [382].
Lagarde, Paul Anton de (1827-1891). Biblical scholar and orientalist. Real name, Bötticher, [199], [211].
Lahusen, D. (b. 1851). Pastor. Ober-Konsistorialrat. General-Superintendent, Berlin, [423].
Lange, Friedrich (b. 1852). Dr. Phil. Journalist and educational reformer, founder of various political associations, [3], [7], [14], [69], [71], [204], [207], [213], [213a], [219], [253], [302].
Lasaulx, Ernst v. (1805-1861). Archæologist and historian, [243], [250].
Lasson, Adolf (b. 1832). Dr. Theol., Phil., Jur., Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor, Berlin. Real name said to be Lazarusson, [37], [39], [44], [49], [54], [66], [85], [164].
Lehmann, W., Pastor, [19], [21], [32], [43], [95], [101], [105], [106], [112], [122], [135], [137], [142].
Leonhard, Rudolf (b. 1851). Dr. Jur. Professor of Law, Breslau, [402].
Liebert, Eduard W.H. (b. 1850). Lieutenant-General, [208].
Lienhardt, F., [125].
Liszt, Franz v. (b. 1851). Dr. Jur., Geh. Justizrat. Professor, Berlin. Very eminent jurist, [78], [309].
Litzmann, Berthold (b. 1857). Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor of Modern German Literature, Bonn, [396].
Lösche, Bernhard, Pastor, Leipzig, [411], [411a], [440].
Meinecke, Friedrich (b. 1862). Dr. Phil., Geh. Hofrat. Professor of History, Freiburg-in-Breisgau, [16], [64], [87a], [134], [390], [486].
Misch, Georg, [58], [63], [417].
Moltke, Graf Hellmuth v. (1800-1891), [244].
Münch, F.X., Pastor, [149].
Naumann, Friedrich (b. 1860). D.D., ex-Pastor, Member of Reichstag. Noted writer on politics. Author of "Mitteleuropa", [103], [488].
Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm (1844-1900). The philosopher of the "Will to Power" and of Immoralism. Went mad 1888, [256], [262], [269], [270], [273], [288], [292], [327], [329], [331], [333], [335], [337], [340], [343], [346], [352], [356].
Nippold, Otfried (b. 1864). Dr. Jur. Professor, [11], [192], [192a], [195], [208], [217], [218], [240a], [247], [252], [260], [263], [266], [271], [274], [275], [277], [298], [301], [304].
Oncken, Hermann (b. 1869). Professor of Modern History, Heidelberg, [499].
Pazaurek, Gustav E. (b. 1865). Dr. Phil. Professor, Stuttgart, [38], [73], [234].
Poehlmann, Christof Ludwig (b. 1867). Educationist, [92a], [186], [233].
Philippi, Felix (b. 1851). Well-known dramatist and critic, [96], [226a].
Pohl, Heinrich (b. 1871). Dr. Phil. Journalist, [215].
Preuss, Dr. Licentiate of Theology, [119], [150], [152], [162], [457].
Reimer, Joseph Ludwig (b. 1879). Author, [68], [70], [192b], [197], [197a], [203], [216], [224], [353], [387].
Reventlow, Ernst, Graf zu (b. 1869). Author of numerous works on military, naval and political affairs. Understood to represent views of Grand-Admiral v. Tirpitz, [373], [375].
Rieger, Franz. Feldmarschalleutnant, [161].
Riemasch, Otto, [398a].
Riesser, Jacob (b. 1853). Dr., Geh. Justizrat. Hon. Professor, Berlin. Authority on Commercial Law, [454].
Roethe, Gustav (b. 1859). Dr. Phil, Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor, Berlin. Philologist, [42], [52b], [59], [139a], [239a], [424], [431], [445].
Rohrbach, Paul (b. 1869), Dr. Phil. Late Imperial Commissioner for Colonization of S.W. Africa. Noted authority on Colonial subjects, [238], [485], [489].
Rump, J., Pastor, [17], [35], [41], [52], [109], [114], [124], [127], [129], [133], [154], [158], [160], [171], [228], [444].
Schleiermacher, Friedrich D.E. (1768-1834). Eminent theologian and philosopher., [397].
Schmid, H. Alfred (b. 1863). Dr. Phil. Professor of Art History, Göttingen, [28].
Schmidt, Dr., of Gibichenfels, [260], [263].
Schmidt, Karl L.A., [167], [324], [401], [408a], [479].
Schmitz, Oskar A.H. (b. 1873). Author, [24], [34], [48], [62], [74], [181], [306], [313], [325], [399], [406], [420], [427], [442], [448], [468], [472], [482].
Schröer, M.M. Arnold (b. 1857). Dr. Phil. Professor of English Language and Literature, Commercial High School, Cologne, [170], [437], [438], [455], [458], [460], [463], [465], [474], [476], [483].
Schulze-Gaevernitz, Gerhart v. (b. 1864). Geh. Hofrat. Prussian Minister of State. Well-known economist, [393].
Schuster, Hermann. Oberlehrer, Hanover, [466].
Seeberg, Reinhold (b. 1859). Dr. Theol., Jur., Phil., Geheimrat. Professor of Theology, Berlin, [464].
Siemens, Otto, [236], [433], [434], [443].
Sombart, Werner (b. 1863). Professor of Economics, Commercial High School, Berlin. Author of more than 100 works, some translated into English, [18], [22], [30], [33], [61], [67], [118], [128], [132], [142], [239], [305a], [317], [319], [405], [425], [432], [481].
Stipberger, Court Preacher (?Bavarian), [151].
Stirner, Max (1806-1856). The philosopher of "Egoism." Real name, Kaspar Schmidt, [385].
Strantz, Kurd Ludwig Immanuel v., Freier und Edler Herr zu Tüllstedt, etc. (b. 1863). Ex-diplomatist. Author of "Do you want Alsace and Lorraine? We will take Lorraine and more!", [175], [176], [379].
Tannenberg, Otto Richard, [2a].
Theuden, Rudolf, [91], [225a], [495].
Tolzien, Pastor, [130], [146], [147], [419], [428], [446].
Traub, Gottfried (b. 1869). Pastor, [131], [157], [357], [359].
Treitschke, Heinrich v. (1834-1896). Politician-historian and panegyrist of the House of Hohenzollern. Stone deaf from childhood, [1], [6], [8], [15], [206b], [210], [214], [223a], [245], [245a], [255], [272], [328], [332], [355], [362], [364], [366], [368], [370], [372], [374], [392].
Troeltsch, Ernst D. (b. 1865). Dr. Phil, Jur. Professor of Systematic Theology, Heidelberg, [90].
Vietinghoff-Scheel, Hermann E.L.O., Freiherr v. (b. 1856). General of Cavalry, [195].
Vorwerk, Karl Wilhelm Dietrich (b. 1870). Pastor, and author of books on religion and child-psychology, [98], [156], [425a].
Wagner, Klaus, [70a], [196], [200a], [248a], [249a], [257], [292a].
Wagner, Reinhold. Lieutenant-Colonel, [413].
Wilamowitz-Möllendorf, Ulrich v. (b. 1848). Dr. Phil., Jur. Professor, Berlin. A classical scholar of the highest distinction, [54b], [72], [173], [173a], [227], [307], [418], [421], [453], [498].
Wildenbruch, Ernst v. (1845-1909). Poet, and writer of patriotic dramas, [4].
Wirth, Albrecht (b. 1866). Dr. Political writer and lecturer, [177], [205], [222], [363].
Wolzogen, Hans Paul, Freiherr v. (b. 1848). Well-known writer, especially on music. Leading Wagnerian, [45], [47], [104], [110], [139], [144], [310], [321].
Wrochem, Alfred K.E. v. (b. 1857). Major-General, [192a], [217], [304].
Wundt, Wilhelm M. (b. 1832). Dr. Phil., Med., Jur., Geheimrat. Celebrated philosopher and physiological psychologist, [430], [447], [478].
Zimmermann, A. Dr., [178].