Johann Gottlieb Lindner [SEP] place of birth
Johann Gottlieb Lindner
Johann Gottlieb Lindner (17 March 1726 – 18 December 1811) was a German pedagogue, historian and author. In 1894 he became the director of the Lyceum of Arnstadt and Schwarzburg.
Life.
Johann Gottlieb Lindner was born in Bärenstein, a small town in Saxony, right on the frontier with Bohemia. The area was known for its ore mines, and Lindner's father was a miner. His first recorded employment was as a teacher at the Kreuzschule (literally "School of the Cross"
Johann Christian von Hellbach
Johann Christian von Hellbach 15 July 1757 – 18 October 1828) was a German lawyer and writer. He wrote extensively but not exclusively on history.
Life.
Johann Christian Hellbach was born in Arnstadt, a small but locally important town in central Germany, which earlier in the century had been the home town of Johann Sebastian Bach. Hellbach's father was Ludwig Gottfried Hellbach. At the local school Hellbach's teacher was the historian Johann Gottlieb Lindner. (In 1812 Hellbach would edit and publish