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Königliches Gymnasium zu Strasburg Wpr.
Zeugnis der Reife.
Hermann Tuchler
geboren den 8. April 1895 zu Gollub
Kreis Briesen , mos. Konfession, Sohn des Uhrmachers
Tuchler zu Gollub ,
Kreis Briesen , war 1 1/2 Jahre auf dem Gymnasium und zwar 1 1/2 Jahre in Prima.
Er besuchte das Gymnasium schon einmal von Michaelis 1907 (Quarta)
bis Ostern 1912, ging dann ab und hat wieder Ostern 1913 Unterprima
I. Betragen und Fleiß:
gut; genügend.
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Ober-Elsaß, Champagne, Maas und Mosel, am Montesec und Bois Brûlé, Hameln, Döberitz, Bromberg, Breslau, Haifa (49.2181, 5.39242)
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Gedichte von Hermann Tuchler | aus Gollub | Westpreußen | Student an der Schlesischen Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universität Breslau
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Hermann Tuchler | europeana19141918:agent/655cce0e107c31f8fb9216b76344ced2
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Nanni Tuchler | geb. Crohn | europeana19141918:agent/ec1dedb17649c7a3899dd7c2cfd292e7
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Hermann Tuchler, geboren am 8. April 1895 in Gollub, bei Marienwerder, war der Sohn eines Uhrmachers. Nach seinem Abitur in Strasburg/Westpreußen, begann er im Wintersemester 1914/1915 ein Studium an der Schlesischen Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universität Breslau und hörte dort Vorlesungen in Germanistik. Am 12. Juni 1915 wurde Hermann Tuchler als Rekrut zum 1. Ersatz-Bataillon des Infanterie-Regiments 57 eingezogen. Er wurde laut Militärpass am Gewehr 98 ausgebildet. Ab dem 31. August 1915 war Hermann Tuchler bei der 1. Kompanie des Armee-Bataillons 67. Er war dann am Stellungskampf im Ober-Elsaß und anschließend vom 3. März bis 28. Mai 1916 in der Champagne beteiligt. Vom 29. Mai bis 23. Juli 1916 kämpfte Hermann Tuchler zwischen Maas und Mosel, am Montesec und Bois Brûlé. Anschließen war er ab 19. Oktober 1916 als Dolmetscher an das Gefangenenlager Hameln tätig. Ab 31. Oktober 1916 kommandierte man ihn zum Garde Landsturm Infanterie Bataillon Döberitz ab. Baron Vietinghoff bestätigte als Rittmeister und Kompanieführer, dass Hermann Tuchler bis zum 31. März 1917 bei diesem Bataillon als Dolmetscher im Gefangenenlager Döberitz war und ab 1. April 1917 zum Gefangenenlager Döberitz versetzt wurde. Am 19. November 1918 wurde Hermann Tuchler aus der Armee entlassen. Bereits 1916 veröffentlichte Hermann Tuchler ein Gedichtbändchen unter dem Titel „Klänge der Wehmut. Ein Imortellenkranz für Herzls Grab.“ 1917 erschien ein zweiter Band mit dem Titel „Zur Sonne empor“, der u.a. das Gedicht „Bei St. Quentin“ enthält. Hermann Tuchler hat es am 2. September 1914 verfasst, bevor er überhaupt zur Armee kam. Der 1. Kompanie des Armee-Bataillons 67 widmete Hermann Tuchler drei Gedichte mit dem Titel „Blätter im Winde“, in denen er seine Kriegserfahrungen reflektierte. So heißt es in dem Gedicht „Sieg. Nach der Wiedergewinnung des Hartmannsweilerkopfes am 23. Dezember 1915“: „Mord, Brand, das bedeutet Krieg. Ich schaute nicht rückwärts und jauchzte im Herzen nur stille: ‚Sieg! ‘“ In dem Gedicht „Kriegsfrühling 1916“ schrieb er: „Fern aber trinken in diesem Frühling die Felder und Berge viel rotes Blut.“ Hermann Tuchler studierte nach dem Ende des Krieges weiter in Breslau, wechselte allerdings die Fächer zu Rechts- und Staatswissenschaften und promovierte 1920 in Breslau. Er war dann in Bromberg, Provinz Posen als Rechtsanwalt und Wirtschaftsprüfer tätig. Bromberg gehörte zu den Gebieten, die an Polen abgetreten wurden. Aus diesem Grund zog die Familie Tuchler 1921, zu der nun auch die Ehefrau von Hermann, Nanni, geborene Crohn, gehörte, nach Breslau. Da er im Frühjahr 1933 ein Berufsverbot von den dann regierenden Nationalsozialisten erhielt, floh er mit seiner Familie nach Haifa, Palästina. Dort beteiligte er sich an einer zionistischen Siedlungsgesellschaft nördlich von Akko, Nahariya Small Holdings Ltd. Die Siedlung erhielt auch den Namen Nahariya und ist heute ein bekannter Badeort in Israel. http://museum.rutkin.info/en/node/28 Hermann Tuchler errichtete in Haifa ein Fertighaus aus Kupfer. http://www.spiegel.de/einestages/architektur-geschichte-a-948684.html Diese Fertighäuser waren von dem Hirsch Kupfer- und Messingwerken in Eberswalde entworfen worden und kamen in Kisten verpackt in Palästina an. Das Tuchlersche Haus in Haifa ist eines der wenigen, die heute noch zu finden sind. Herrmann Tuchler starb 1963 in Berlin.Militärpass, Universitätsunterlagen, Foto, gedruckte Gedichte.Schreiben des Ministeriums der geistlichen- und Unterrichtsangelegenheiten vom 1. August 1914 zur vorzeitigen Abnahme des Abiturs bei Schülern, die sich freiwillig melden wollen.Official documentBerlinAbiturSchreiben des Ministeriums der geistlichen- und UnterrichtsangelegenheitenRecruitment and Conscription52.52068999999999,13.40494000000001GollubSoldatenrat GraudenzReise Gollub BromburgHermann Tuchler bescheinigt der Soldatenrat Graudenz in Gollub, dass er von Gollub nach Bromberg reisen und wieder zurück darf.53.110547,19.05393129999993PoemBlätter im WindeDer 1. Kompanie des Armee-Bataillons 67 widmete Hermann Tuchler drei Gedichte mit dem Titel „Blätter im Winde“, in denen er seine Kriegserfahrungen reflektierte. So heißt es in dem Gedicht „Sieg. Nach der Wiedergewinnung des Hartmannsweilerkopfes am 23. Dezember 1915“: „Mord, Brand, das bedeutet Krieg. Ich schaute nicht rückwärts und jauchzte im Herzen nur stille: ‚Sieg! ‘“ In dem Gedicht „Kriegsfrühling 1916“ schrieb er: „Fern aber trinken in diesem Frühling die Felder und Berge viel rotes Blut.“Trench LifeHartmannsweilerkopf, Kriegsfrühling 1916Militärfahrschein III. KlasseFahrscheinDöberitzMilitärpass von Hermann TuchlerBreslauSchreiben des Polizeipräsidiums Breslau, dass Hermann Tuchler in Breslau gemeldet ist. Es geht daraus hervor, dass Hermann Tuchler dieses Schreiben zu Heereszwecken benötigt.Home FrontMeldebescheinigung Hermann TuchlerSchreiben des Polizeipräsidiums Breslau1917 erschien der Gedichtband ur Sonne empor!, der u.a. das Gedicht „Bei St. Quentin“ enthält. Hermann Tuchler hat es am 2. September 1914 verfasst, bevor er überhaupt zur Armee kam.PropagandaGedichtband: Zur Sonne empor! 1917DeutschBromberg gehörte zu den Gebieten, die an Polen abgetreten wurden. Aus diesem Grund zog die Familie Tuchler 1921, zu der nun auch die Ehefrau von Hermann, Nanni, geborene Crohn, gehörte, nach Breslau. Dieser Übernahmeschein regelte die Auswanderung der aus den abgetretenen Grenzgebieten Preußens.BrombergPolskiAuswanderung Familie Tuchler von Bromberg nach Breslau 1921Auswanderung 1921Hermann Tuchler - Studium in BreslauPromotionsurkunde der Preußischen Universität zu Breslau für Hermann Tuchler mit AnmeldungsbuchBereits 1916 veröffentlichte Hermann Tuchler ein Gedichtbändchen unter dem Titel „Klänge der Wehmut. Ein Immortellenkranz für Herzls Grab.“Hermann Tuchler: „Klänge der Wehmut. Ein Imortellenkranz für Herzls Grab.“Theodor HerzlStrasburgHermann Tuchler AbiturzeugnisAbiturzeugnis für Hermann TuchlerFamilie TuchlerPhotographFrontHermann Tuchler links, rechts neben ihm sein Vater Isidor Tuchler, rechts daneben Ernestine, die Mutter, Schwester Rebecka und rechts von ihr mit dem Buch Theodor.Foto der Familie Tuchler vor ihrem Uhrengeschäft in Gollub
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Königliches Gymnasium zu Strasburg Wpr.
Zeugnis der Reife.
Hermann Tuchler
geboren den 8. April 1895 zu Gollub
Kreis Briesen , mos. Konfession, Sohn des Uhrmachers
Tuchler zu Gollub ,
Kreis Briesen , war 1 1/2 Jahre auf dem Gymnasium und zwar 1 1/2 Jahre in Prima.
Er besuchte das Gymnasium schon einmal von Michaelis 1907 (Quarta)
bis Ostern 1912, ging dann ab und hat wieder Ostern 1913 Unterprima
I. Betragen und Fleiß:
gut; genügend.
- Deutsch (German)
Königliches Gymnasium zu Strasburg Wpr.
Zeugnis der Reife.
Hermann Tuchler
geboren den 8. April 1895 zu Gollub
Kreis Briesen , mos. Konfession, Sohn des Uhrmachers
Tuchler zu Gollub ,
Kreis Briesen , war 1 1/2 Jahre auf dem Gymnasium und zwar 1 1/2 Jahre in Prima.
Er besuchte das Gymnasium schon einmal von Michaelis 1907 (Quarta)
bis Ostern 1912, ging dann ab und hat wieder Ostern 1913 Unterprima
I. Betragen und Fleiß:
gut; genügend.
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Königliches Gymnasium zu Strasburg Wpr. Zeugnis der Reife. Hermann Tuchler geboren den 8. April 1895 zu Gollub Kreis Briesen , mos. Konfession, Sohn des Uhrmachers Tuchler zu Gollub , Kreis Briesen , war 1 1/2 Jahre auf dem Gymnasium und zwar 1 1/2 Jahre in Prima. Er besuchte das Gymnasium schon einmal von Michaelis 1907 (Quarta) bis Ostern 1912, ging dann ab und hat wieder Ostern 1913 Unterprima I. Betragen und Fleiß: gut; genügend.
English Translation
Hermann Tuchler, born on April 8, 1895 in Gollub, near Marienwerder, was the son of a watchmaker.
After graduating from high school in Strasburg/West Prussia, he began studying at the Silesian Friedrich-Wilhelm University in Breslau in the winter semester of 1914/1915, where he attended lectures in German studies.
On June 12, 1915, Hermann Tuchler was drafted into the 1st Reserve Battalion of the 57th Infantry Regiment.
According to his military passport, he was trained on rifle 98.
From August 31, 1915, Hermann Tuchler was with the 1st company of the 67th Army Battalion.
He was then involved in trench warfare in Upper Alsace and then from March 3 to May 28, 1916 in Champagne.
From May 29 to July 23, 1916, Hermann Tuchler fought between the Meuse and the Moselle, on the Montesec and the Bois Brûlé.
From October 19, 1916, he worked as an interpreter at the Hamelin prison camp.
From October 31, 1916 he was assigned to the Garde Landsturm Infantry Battalion Döberitz.
Baron Vietinghoff, as Rittmeister and company commander, confirmed that Hermann Tuchler was with this battalion as an interpreter in the Döberitz prison camp until March 31, 1917 and was transferred to the Döberitz prison camp on April 1, 1917.
On November 19, 1918, Hermann Tuchler was discharged from the army.
As early as 1916, Hermann Tuchler published a volume of poetry entitled “Klänge der Wehmut.
A wreath of immortelle for Herzl's grave.” In 1917 a second volume entitled “To the Sun Up” was published, which included the poem “At St.
Quentin's”.
Hermann Tuchler wrote it on September 2, 1914, before he even joined the army.
Hermann Tuchler dedicated three poems entitled "Blätter im Winde" to the 1st company of Army Battalion 67, in which he reflected on his wartime experiences.
So it says in the poem “Victory.
After the recovery of the Hartmannsweilerkopf on December 23, 1915”: “Murder, fire, that means war.
I didn't look back and just silently rejoiced in my heart: 'Victory! '" In the poem "War Spring 1916" he wrote: "Far away, but this spring the fields and mountains are drinking a lot of red blood." Hermann Tuchler continued to study in Breslau after the end of the war, but switched subjects to law and political science and received his doctorate in Breslau in 1920.
He then worked in Bromberg, province of Posen, as a lawyer and auditor.
Bydgoszcz was among the territories ceded to Poland.
For this reason, the Tuchler family, which now also included Hermann's wife, Nanni, née Crohn, moved to Breslau in 1921.
In the spring of 1933, when he was banned from working by the National Socialists in power at the time, he fled with his family to Haifa, Palestine.
There he participated in a Zionist settlement company north of Akko, Nahariya Small Holdings Ltd.
The settlement was also given the name of Nahariya and is now a well-known seaside resort in Israel. http://museum.rutkin.info/en/node/28 Hermann Tuchler erected a prefab house made of copper in Haifa. http://www.spiegel.de/einestages/architektur-geschichte-a-948684.html These prefabricated houses were designed by the Hirsch copper and brass works in Eberswalde and arrived in Palestine packed in crates.
The Tuchler house in Haifa is one of the few that can still be found today.
Herrmann Tuchler died in Berlin in 1963. || Military passport, university records, photo, printed poems. || || Letter from the Ministry of Spiritual and Educational Affairs dated August 1, 1914, on the early acceptance of the Abitur for students who want to volunteer. || Official document || Berlin || High School || Letter from the Ministry of Spiritual and Educational Affairs || Recruitment and Contracting || 52.52068999999999,13.40494000000001 || || Golub || Official document || Soldiers' Council Graudenz || Travel Gollub Bromburg || The Soldiers' Council in Graudenz in Gollub certifies that Hermann Tuchler is allowed to travel from Gollub to Bromberg and back again. || 53.110547,19.05393129999993 || || poem || leaves in the wind || Hermann Tuchler dedicated three poems entitled "Blätter im Winde" to the 1st company of Army Battalion 67, in which he reflected on his wartime experiences.
So it says in the poem “Victory.
After the recovery of the Hartmannsweilerkopf on December 23, 1915”: “Murder, fire, that means war.
I didn't look back and just silently rejoiced in my heart: 'Victory! '" In the poem "War Spring 1916" he wrote: "Far away but this spring the fields and mountains are drinking a lot of red blood." || Trench Life || Hartmannsweilerkopf, War Spring 1916 || || Berlin || Official document || Military ticket III. class || Ticket || || Doeberitz || Military passport from Hermann Tuchler || Official document || || Wroclaw || Letter from the police headquarters in Breslau that Hermann Tuchler is registered in Breslau.
It follows that Hermann Tuchler needs this letter for army purposes. || Home Front || Official document || Registration certificate Hermann Tuchler || Letter from the police headquarters in Wrocław || Recruitment and Contracting || || poem || Berlin || In 1917 the volume of poems ur Sonne aloft! was published, which included the poem "At St.
Quentin".
Hermann Tuchler wrote it on September 2, 1914, before he even joined the army. || Home Front || propaganda || Book of Poems: Up to the Sun! 1917 || || German || Bydgoszcz was among the territories ceded to Poland.
For this reason, the Tuchler family, which now also included Hermann's wife, Nanni, née Crohn, moved to Breslau in 1921.
This acceptance certificate regulated the emigration of those from the ceded border areas of Prussia. || Bydgoszcz || Polski || Official document || The Tuchler family emigrated from Bromberg to Breslau in 1921 || Emigration 1921 || || Wroclaw || Hermann Tuchler - Studies in Breslau || Doctoral certificate from the Prussian University of Breslau for Hermann Tuchler with registration book || || As early as 1916, Hermann Tuchler published a volume of poetry entitled “Klänge der Wehmut.
An immortelle wreath for Herzl's grave.” || poem || Berlin || Hermann Tuchler: "Sounds of melancholy.
An immortelle wreath for Herzl's grave.” || Theodore Herzl || Home Front || || Strasbourg || Home Front || Official document || Hermann Tuchler high school diploma || High school diploma for Hermann Tuchler || || The Tuchler family || photographer || Golub || Front || Hermann Tuchler on the left, his father Isidor Tuchler on his right, Ernestine on the right, his mother, sister Rebecka and on her right with the book Theodor. || Photo of the Tuchler family in front of their watch shop in Gollub
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