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Der Breslauer Dichter und Schauspieler Karl von Holtei (1798–1880) als schlesische Kulturikone und Identifikationsfigur

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Dziemianko L.
Orbis Linguarum
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2019
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issue 53
113-132
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The article above presents the importance of Breslaw poet, actor and reciter Karl von Holtei on shaping local identity of Breslaw and Silesian inhabitants as well as his place in the local memory. After second edition of his Schlesiche Gedichte (1850) written in local dialect, and especially after his long artistic journey around Silesia (1860–1861) and permanent return to Breslaw (1865) Holtei won respect his compatriots. He became very well known and popular in Breslaw. Streets, squares and other topographic buildings in other Silesian towns and cities were named after Holtei already during his lifetime. Postcards with his portraits were published and just after his death, a monument was unveiled. After 1945, Holtei became a very important identification figure for expelled Silesian people in West Germany. However, Holtei was forgotten for many years in Polish Silesia, even though he wrote many pro-Polish pieces including Der alte Feldherr a drama about Polish national hero Tadeusz Kościuszko. A breakthrough came only in the end of 20th century when Holtei’s importance for Polish-German relationship rediscovered and appreciated. A commemorative plaque was unveiled on the house that he had lived in, his bust was placed in Town Hall and secondary school in Oborniki Śląskie was given Holtei’s name.
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Bilder von Gutsherrschaft im Werk von Karl von Holtei, Gustav Freytag, Theodor Fontane, Valeska Gräfin Bethusy-Huc

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Bonter U.
Orbis Linguarum
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2018
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issue 50
525-538
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Imaged lordship of the manor: Karl von Holtei; Gustav Freytag; Theodor Fontane; Valeska Gräfin Bethusy-Huc This paper analyses how the lordship of the manor was depicted in the novels by four popular authors from the long 19th century (Karl von Holtei; Gustav Freytag; Theodor Fontane; Valeska Gräfin Bethusy-Huc). It also emphasises the coexistence of opposing concepts during this period of time.
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In orbe theatrum Grafenortis. Karl von Holtei i Gorzanów

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Dziemianko L.
Orbis Linguarum
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2018
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issue 52
73-88
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In orbe theatrum Grafenortis. Karl von Holtei and Grafenort The article presents biographical and artistic connection between Breslau-born, well-known German writer and actor Karl von Holtei (1798-1880) with Grafenort in Lower Silesia. This relation started on autumn 1816 when he debuted in the palace theater of Count Johann Hieronymus von Herberstein. The count became his long-term patron. At that time Holtei met his first wife Luise Rogée, an actress of famous Hoftheater in Berlin. For many years, Holtei was a travelling artist and visited Grafenort very often performing and running the theatre. Also here, he wrote his first poems in the Silesian language. The best known works connected with Grafenort are Briefe aus und nach Grafenort and autobiography Vierzig Jahre where he collected his memories from Grafenort. In 2012, Grafenort Palace Foundation was established. The Foundation’s goal is to rebuild palace, which will be cultural centre of the region. Thanks to Foundation’s activities, the memory of Karl von Holtei is still alive in Grafenort, e. g. Hultaj Music Festival was organized in September 2018.
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