Heinrich Pröhle

Disambiguation of Heinrich

• Heinrich Andreas Pröhle, Lutheran pastor and poet in Hornhausen, Germany, the father of the writer
• Christoph Ferdinand Heinrich Pröhle, the writer
• Heinrich Prőhle, a well known pastor and theological professor of the Hungarian Lutherans in Pozsony in Austria-Hungary, a cousin of the writer
• Heinrich Prőhle, director of a factory in Mosonmagyaróvár, later a special translator in Budapest, Hungary, the son of the pastor in Pozsony above
• Heinrich Prőhle, a professor at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, Hungary, the son of the translator above

  Life and career

• 1822: Heinrich Pröhle was born in Satuelle as the son of the Lutheran pastor and hobby poet Heinrich Andreas Pröhle.
• 1843−1846: he studied history and German philologia in Halle and Berlin.
• 1847/48: study tour in Southern Germany, Hungary, Upper Austria and Tyrol.
• 1848/49: political correspondent of the newspaper "Augsburgische Allgemeine Zeitung" in Wien.
• 1849: an early book, "Aus dem Kaiserstaat".
• 1849−: independent writer in Berlin.
• 1851−: series of extended tale and legend collection tours in Harz.
• 1854−1857: his residence is moved to Wernigerode, close to the peak Brocken, a convenient base for the collection tours in Harz.
• 1855: Wilhelm Grimm and Karl Joseph Simrock promoted Heinrich Pröhle in Bonn, for his work on Brockensagen and the etymology of the names in Harz.
• 1857–1890: teacher at a realschule in Berlin, 1858/59 in Mülheim at Ruhr.
• 1890: title "professor" was given at his retirement.
• 1895: he died in Steglitz near Berlin.

  Intellectual heritage

• he got the title "professor" at his retirement
• there is a street called Pröhleweg in Berlin-Spandau, since 1 July 1964.

  Explanatory notes