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August Silberstein, taken circa 1880

August Karl Silberstein (1 July 1827 – 7 March 1900) was an Austrian writer, born in Buda, Austrian Empire.

Biography

Silberstein was educated at the University of Vienna and supported the 1848 revolts in Austria-Hungary with his articles in the German satire periodical Leuchtkugeln, [1] which was banned in the middle of 1851. As a result, Silberstein was forced to leave his home.

Impassioned by the country life, he wrote stories of life in villages idealizing the countryside and published popular collections of tales. [2] He was thus called the "Austrian Auerbach". His poems had influence in his lifetime, in particular upon the Austrian poet Peter Rosegger, to whom he was to some extent a mentor. These poems were sometimes put to music by composers such as Strauss (Wenn du ein herzig Liebchen hast of 1879) or Anton Bruckner ( Germanenzug of 1864, Vaterlandslied of 1866, and Helgoland of 1893).

Works

  • Dorfschwalben aus Österreich ( 1862- 1863)
  • Hercules Schwach ( 1864)
  • Land u. Leute im Nasswald ( 1868)
  • Glänzende Bahnen ( 1874)
  • Die Alpenrose von Ischl ( 1875)
  • Deutsche Hochlandsgeschichten ( 1877)
  • Büchlein Klinginsland ( 1878)
  • Denksäulen im Gebiet der Kultur und Litteratur (1878)
  • Die Rosenzauberin ( 1884)
  • Hauschronik im Blumen— u. Dichter-Schmuck (1884)
  • Frau Sorge ( 1886)
  • Landläufige Geschichten (1886)
  • Dorfmusik ( 1892)

See also

References

  • August Karl Silberstein at the Encyclopedia of Austria
  • Portrait, at portrait.kaar.at
  • stadtbibliothek.wien.at
  • Leuchtkugeln, München/Quedlinburg 1847–1851, ISBN  3-89131-283-0

Notes


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
August Silberstein, taken circa 1880

August Karl Silberstein (1 July 1827 – 7 March 1900) was an Austrian writer, born in Buda, Austrian Empire.

Biography

Silberstein was educated at the University of Vienna and supported the 1848 revolts in Austria-Hungary with his articles in the German satire periodical Leuchtkugeln, [1] which was banned in the middle of 1851. As a result, Silberstein was forced to leave his home.

Impassioned by the country life, he wrote stories of life in villages idealizing the countryside and published popular collections of tales. [2] He was thus called the "Austrian Auerbach". His poems had influence in his lifetime, in particular upon the Austrian poet Peter Rosegger, to whom he was to some extent a mentor. These poems were sometimes put to music by composers such as Strauss (Wenn du ein herzig Liebchen hast of 1879) or Anton Bruckner ( Germanenzug of 1864, Vaterlandslied of 1866, and Helgoland of 1893).

Works

  • Dorfschwalben aus Österreich ( 1862- 1863)
  • Hercules Schwach ( 1864)
  • Land u. Leute im Nasswald ( 1868)
  • Glänzende Bahnen ( 1874)
  • Die Alpenrose von Ischl ( 1875)
  • Deutsche Hochlandsgeschichten ( 1877)
  • Büchlein Klinginsland ( 1878)
  • Denksäulen im Gebiet der Kultur und Litteratur (1878)
  • Die Rosenzauberin ( 1884)
  • Hauschronik im Blumen— u. Dichter-Schmuck (1884)
  • Frau Sorge ( 1886)
  • Landläufige Geschichten (1886)
  • Dorfmusik ( 1892)

See also

References

  • August Karl Silberstein at the Encyclopedia of Austria
  • Portrait, at portrait.kaar.at
  • stadtbibliothek.wien.at
  • Leuchtkugeln, München/Quedlinburg 1847–1851, ISBN  3-89131-283-0

Notes



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