Adolphe Stoeber
Adolphe Stoeber, or Adolf Stöber (Strasbourg, 1810 – Mulhouse, 1892) was a French ecclesiastic, poet, and writer in German language from Alsace.[1]
He was the son of Ehrenfried Stoeber and Auguste Stoeber's brother.[2] He studied theology and was a Protestant priest in Metz (1832), Oberbronn (1836) and Mulhouse, where he was president at the Reformist Assembly.
In 1838, he founded the publication Erwinia with his brother. This magazine dealt with Alsatian and Swiss legends in Alsatian.
Works
[edit]- Alsatisches Vergißmeinnicht (1825)
- Alsa-Bilder (1836)
- Reisebilder aus der Schweiz (1850)
- Elsässer Schatzkästel (1877)
- Epheukranz auf das Grabmal einer Heimgegangenen (1884)
- Spiegel deutscher Frauen (1892)
References
[edit]- ^ Vogler, Bernard (1994-01-01). Histoire des chrétiens d'Alsace des origines à nos jours (in French). FeniXX. p. 212. ISBN 978-2-402-62147-2.
- ^ Witt, Marie-Louise; Erny, Pierre (2002). Les Stoeber: poètes et premiers folkloristes de l'Alsace (in French). J. Do Bentzinger. pp. 36, 107. ISBN 978-2-84629-057-9.
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