| 词条 | Friedrich Wilhelm Schirrmacher |
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Friedrich Wilhelm Schirrmacher (28 April 1824 in Danzig – 19 June 1904 in Rostock) was a German historian. BiographySchirrmacher was the son of a school principal and passed his matriculation examination in Danzig in 1845. From 1845–47, Schirrmacher studied history and philosophy in Berlin and from 1846 to 1847 in Bonn. He thereafter returned to Berlin. He completed doctoral studies under Leopold von Ranke in 1848 and passed the state teacher's examination in 1849. During the years 1849–54 he was an auxiliary teacher at a Berlin high school and was also employed as a schoolmaster (1854–66). Beginning in 1863 Schirrmacher worked as a history professor at the Royal Liegnitz Ritter Akademie (knight academy) in Silesia. While in Liegnitz he began publishing his multi-volume work on Kaiser Friedrich II, for which he was awarded the Wedekind Foundation prize from the University of Göttingen. This resulted in his being called to teach at the University of Rostock (1866). He taught there for 38 years as a full professor. In 1866, while he was in Rostock, he brought out the city of Liegnitz registry book covering the time up to 1455. In addition, he turned his attention to areas relating to Spanish research. In 1881 the first volume of his history of Spain was published. It covered the time period beginning with the 12th century. Between the years 1890 and 1902 three additional volumes followed, which continued coverage of Spanish history up to 1516. Schirrmacher received numerous honors and was conferred diverse orders. Beginning in 1874 he held the position of second librarian, then first and senior university librarian, and from 1869 onward he was a member of the board of examiners for teaching posts at upper level schools. Beginning in 1871 he was director of the academic numismatic collection, and from 1878/79 onward he held the rectorship of the university and was dean of the university's philosophical faculty in 1871/72 and in 1893/94. Schirrmacher was particularly well known for his various works on the House of Hohenstaufen. In Reformation research he gained recognition for discovering and publishing the records and minutes of the Religious Colloquium of Marburg. Scriptures
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References1. ^{{cite web|last=Schirrmacher|first=Thomas|title=Leopold von Ranke regarding my Grandfather Friedrich Wilhelm Schirrmacher|url=http://www.thomasschirrmacher.net/blog/leopold-von-ranke-regarding-my-grandfather-friedrich-wilhelm-schirrmacher/|publisher=Thomas Schirrmacher|accessdate=28 November 2012|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140103114317/http://www.thomasschirrmacher.net/blog/leopold-von-ranke-regarding-my-grandfather-friedrich-wilhelm-schirrmacher/|archivedate=3 January 2014|df=dmy-all}} External links
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