Albert Trautmann-Denkmal

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de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Trautmann

"Why is that a highlight, why should I look at it?
Maybe someone knows a reason and can give us a tip? "
It is 2020 and the lines above I wrote 3 years ago after the highlight was published with photos without any information. So I entered the name and the result was the immediately linked Wikipedia article that I added to my lines
"Wikipedia gives a tip:
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Trautmann "In short: he is listed as a "German pharmacist, local historian and writer" at Wikipedia and honored by the memorial in Werlte. Trautmann was born in Sögel in 1867 and died in Werlte in 1920. I find the Wikipedia article very insightful, because then it becomes clear that for the region Trautmann is a man of format, with rough edges, of contemporary history. In 1908 he was a co-founder of the Hümmlinger Heimatbund. His literary estate is constantly being reissued. "In 2010, the" Hümmlinger Sketches "appeared as an expanded and scientifically revised new edition, which for the first time includes Trautmann's entire literary estate, including unpublished material and works that have been published in remote locations that were generally unknown up to now Traces in Werlte and about his monument. As a supplement, a CD-ROM provides audio samples from four works, read by Hermann May. "The memorial was created by sculptor de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Gerd_Ruwe Hans Gerd Ruwe - whose works and work I have encountered several times on my tours. The poor tax citizen in Quakenbrück komoot.de/highlight/361458 and Christel von der Post both have nothing to do with the Trautmann mentioned above - but the sculptures, like him, come from the work of Hans Gerd Ruwes, who unfortunately died in 1995.

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