Claus Harms [SEP] place of death
Claus Harms
Claus Harms (May 25, 1778, in Fahrstedt – February 1, 1855, in Kiel) was a German clergyman and theologian.
Life.
Harms was born at Fahrstedt in Schleswig, and in his youth worked in his father's mill. At the University of Kiel he repudiated the prevailing rationalism and under the influence of Schleiermacher became a fervent Evangelical preacher, first at Lunden (1806), and then at Kiel (1816).
Harms's trenchant style made him very popular, and
or "Lund"(little forest).
1450 to 1453 and 1484 the plague comes to Lunden.
On 27 Lunden was in February 1529 by the National Assembly Dithmarscher the town charter. In 1559, after the farmers in the Republic Dithmarschen latest feud came to an end, this right was lost.
From 1806 to 1816, the famous Lutheran theologian Claus Harms served as pastor of the place.
In 1885, Lunden had 4,064 inhabitants.