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Geyer und das Obererzgebirge in Sage und Geschichte

By Hermann Lungwitz
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Eine Sammlung heimatkundlicher Beiträge vereint Ortsgeschichte, Sagen und Lokalstudien aus dem Obererzgebirge: die Entstehung und das Wappen einer Bergstadt, Schilderungen markanter Bau- und Naturdenkmäler, überlieferte Legenden, Berichte über Kriegszeiten und Durchzüge von Gruppen sowie Hinweise auf frühe industrielle Entwicklung. Ein umfangreicher zweiter Abschnitt behandelt die Region insgesamt, mit Darstellungen von Landschaftsbild, Volkstum, Besiedelung, Kriegswirkungen und Wirtschaftsleben. Texte wechseln zwischen erzählenden Sagen, historischen Skizzen und volkskundlichen sowie topographischen Erläuterungen und werden durch Quellenangaben und Abbildungen ergänzt.

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Hermann Lungwitz

Hermann Lungwitz was a German author known for his contributions to regional history and folklore. His works often explore the cultural heritage of the Erzgebirge region, blending historical narrative with local legends. Notable among his writings is "Altes und Neues über Karl Stülpner / mit Benutzung der Schönberg'schen Aufzeichnungen," which delves into the life of the legendary figure Karl Stülpner. Lungwitz's other significant work, "Geyer und das Obererzgebirge in Sage und Geschichte," reflects his interest in the intersection of history and myth, offering insights into the traditions and stories that shape the identity of the Erzgebirge area.

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