Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Doctor of Medicine in Hamburg

Notes:

Nun, Max
MaxNonne

Max nun
(Prof. Dr.)
* 13.01.1861, Hamburg
† 12.08.1959, estate Dwerkaten near Lütjensee (Schleswig-Holstein)

neurologist
He is a grandson of Dr. Carl Ludwig Nun, who has also made history as "Pestalozzi of Thuringia". His father Edwin Nunne was a merchant and manufacturer. As a child he experiences the enthusiasm for the founding of the German Empire in 1871. The ambitious Max Nonne lays the best high school graduation of the year at the Johanneum in Hamburg in 1879. His grandfather (maternal) Karl Kraft has headed the educational institution for more than three decades.

In 1895, Nun marries Henny Heye, from a respected factory family. They have three daughters, their only son died in 1918 on the eastern front.
After completing high school he studies the first four semesters in Heidelberg and is a member of the Hamburger Gesellschaft, from summer 1881 in Freiburg, Berlin and again in Heidelberg. He graduated with the work about the etiology of Pfortathrombose 1884 Dr. med. with summa cum laude. He works as a medical assistant in Heidelberg, undertakes a scientific visit to France. He settled in 1889 as a general practitioner and specialist in neuropathic diseases at the Hamburg-Eppendorf hospital. In 1890 he was appointed head of the internal department and in 1896 became head of the second internal department (the later neurological clinic), where he remains until his retirement. He is expanding the clinic as a university hospital (founded in 1919 by the University of Hamburg), which has become an international center of neuropathy. He is instrumental in making neurology an independent discipline. In 1913 he was awarded the title of titular professor, and in 1925 he was transformed into a regular full professorship. He enjoys a high international reputation, undertakes lecture tours in Europe, South America and the USA.

As Consiliarus he was summoned in two (secret) missions in the spring and early summer of 1923 to the sickbed of the Creator of the Soviet Empire, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. - In 1931 he chaired the opening session of the 1st International Congress of Neurologists in Bern. - He falls victim in the Third Reich of the National Socialist "rejuvenation" of the teaching staff and must divorce from the service.
The main area of ​​work has been the neurolues, the syphilis of the nervous system. He soon recognized the importance of CSF detection for the diagnosis of syphilitic and other organic nervous diseases (nun-apelt reaction). He has developed studies on the pathogenesis of funicular myelosis, which he classified as degenerative and non-inflammatory diseases. He revises and clarifies the inaccurate term of myelitis. He is intensively examining diagnoses and therapies of spinal cord tumors. Fundamental is his research on spinal cord compression ( Nunne-Froin syndrome ). He is a major researcher in the detection of a hereditary form of cerebellar ataxia ( Nonne Marie Disease ) and hereditary trophic edema of the extremities (Nunne-Milroy-Meige syndrome ). Other focal points of his work have been multiple sclerosis and the damage to the nervous system caused by alcohol.

He is a member and honorary member of a large number of international companies and has received high medical awards.
Controversial is his attitude to the "destruction of completely worthless mentally dead" . He writes in a memorandum: "But it should be given to rational enlightenment the task of making the public mature in the notion that the removal of the totally mentally dead is not a crime, no immoral act, no emotional brutality, but a permitted, useful act is. "

works
- Syphilis and nervous system. A manual. - 1902 (English 1913, Spanish 1924/25)

- therapist. Experience at d. War neuroses in the years 1914 - 1918. In: K. Bonhoeffer (ed.), Handbook of Medical Experiences in the World War. - 1914/1918 IV

- mental and nervous diseases. - 1922, p. 102 - 121; The pseudotumor cerebri. In: New German Surgery, XII

- The General Surgery of Brain Diseases, Part II 1914, pp. 105-152; Position u. Tasks d. Doctor in d. Treatment d. Alcoholism, Üb. Drinking Hospitals, 1904; Beginning and end Goal of my life, memories, 1971, 31976; numerous Aufss. (among others: special edition in the library of the Medical Association of Hamburg). - Mithg .: Dt. Zs. F. Nervenheilkde. (1925-44); - Co-worker: H. Oppenheim, Lehrb. d. Nervous diseases f. Doctors u. Students, 1894, 71923

In his autobiography, beginning and end of my life , he also writes down memories of Hildburghausen and of the nuns.

Memories of Max Nun

Died:
Dwerkaten

Max married Heyn, Henriette on 22 Apr 1895 in Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany. Henriette was born on 26 Jan 1874 in Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany; died in DECEASED. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Nonne, Clara was born on 7 Sep 1896 in Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany; died in DECEASED.
2. Nonne, Hans was born on 17 Nov 1898 in Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany; died in DECEASED.
3. Nonne, Martha was born on 14 Jan 1900 in Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany; died in DECEASED.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Wholesale man in Hamburg

Ludwig married Kraft, Adelheld on 21 May 1853 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. Adelheld was born on 25 May 1828 in Nordhausen, Vogtlandkreis, Sachsen, Germany; died on 21 Apr 1895 in Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Daughter of the Lexicographer Gymnasium Director Doctor Friedrich Carl Kraft in Nordhausen.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Lutheran Pastor
• Life Event: 1793, Sachsendorf, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Joined Pastor Hummel for early education
• Education: Between 24 Oct 1803 and 1805, University of Jena, Jena, Jena, Thüringen, Germany; Student
• Life Event: 4 Nov 1807, University of Jena, Jena, Jena, Thüringen, Germany; Doctor of Philosophy
• Life Event: 1808, Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Founded Nonnesche Institute in Hildburghausen
• Life Event: 1818, Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Founder of Hildburghausen newspaper
• Life Event: Between 1819 and 1834, Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Seminar Director
• Life Event: 27 Jan 1837, Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Educator of the Duke's children
• Life Event: 1848, Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Frankfurt Parliament

Notes:

Carl Ludwig Nonne, born 06 Dec 1785 and died 17 Jul 1854, court preacher, headmaster and Chief Consistorial Council in Hildburghausen and Pestalozzi Thuringia, 1819-1834 seminar Director, 1818 founder of village newspaper, 1848 Frankfurt parliament, editor of the Classical Reformation booklet.

The following is from the Pfarrerbuch of Sachsen-Meiningen
Hildburghausen 27.01.1837, educator of the duke. Children at the farm Hildburghausen. At the age of three he lost his father, his mother worked as an educator, at the age of 8 he joined Pastor Hummel, Sachsendorf, special education in Coburg, in the house of a relative, Gymnasium Coburg, 24.10.1803 imm. University of Jena, until about 1805; 04.11.1807 Doctor of Philosophy., 1808 he founded "Nonnesche Institute", a private school in Hildburghausen, it become a public institution in 1819, 25.01.1808 Ref. D. School system im I Duchy, 1810 Head of Teacher seminar, Upper church and School Board, 1809 Journey to the Switzerland to Pestalozzi, 1819 court pastor and 2nd pastor to Hildburghausen, (1844) Ephorus u. Opf., OKonsR.,

Nun, Carl Ludwig

Carl Ludwig Nun
(Dr. phil., Dr. theol. Hc)
* 06.12.1785, Hildburghausen
† 17.07.1854, Hildburghausen

Senior Consistorial Councilor, educator, writer.

He studies theology and philosophy at the University of Jena. In 1805 he returned to Hildburghausen and founded the private school "Nonnesches Institut" in 1807. On January 25, 1808 he is appointed a member of the consistory, a speaker in school matters and supervisor of the school system in the Duchy of Hildburghausen. In 1809 he undertakes an educational trip to Pestalozzi in Yverdon in the Swiss canton of Vaud. Pestalozzi's pedagogical views are always a model for the nun. In the implementation of his Reformation and humanist influence, he makes use of the relationships with the Herzoghof. In the summer of 1817, accompanied by Duchess Charlotte, he visits Pestalozzi again. Nunne takes over the seminar with Wilhelm Müller, 1826 the head of the school system in the Duchy of Sachsen-Meiningen-Hildburghausen (until 1838), from 1827 the sole leadership of the Landschullehrerseminars. In 1818 he co-founded and in the following 36 years author of"Dorfzeitung". For 38 years he is master of the chair of the Masonic Lodge "Karl zum Rautenkranz". In 1847 he is a member of the Landtag, in 1848 a member of the pre-parliament in Frankfurt / M. and Deputy of the Fifties Committee. Out of fourteen children, seven sons and three daughters survive him.

The great German pedagogue Adolph Diesterweg, also influenced by Pestalozzi, writes in his "1857. Educational Yearbook " about Nun:"He was one of the few Germans of far-reaching importance for their people and fatherland to emerge from the restrictive isolation of small-state territories, and in spite of all pettiness, which contrasted there in a specifically restraining force of free intellectual development and comprehensive activity, of the few dozen Square miles of their country, within the first professional circle drawn from their horizons, for ages, worked across long distances. "Monk, little monk, you are going a heavy walk."

Carl married Bechmann, Philippine Friedericke Wilhelmine on 21 Jun 1811 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. Philippine (daughter of Bechmann, Johann Balthasar and Heim, Sophia Elisabetha Wilhelmine) was born on 4 May 1793 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; died on 22 Dec 1842 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; was buried after 12 Dec 1842 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Baptism: 28 Oct 1757, Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany

Notes:

Johann Balthasar Bechmann, son of the clothmaker and merchant Ernst Andreas Bechmann, originally clothmaker, then founder of the well-known business house of Johann Balthasar Bechmann, after him came his sons Ludwig and Fritz, and since 1836 he has been in business with Carl Bretschneider, 1840 he was succeeded by his grandson Alwin Nonne (born 1878), then by his son, Ferdinand Nonne, the son of a comrade, who was trained in large German and Dutch commercial cities; since August 1901 with the business partners Kaufmann Otto Kunold and Waldemar Poersch from Meiningen. February 1, 1880 was the 100th anniversary of the House of the Great House.

Johann married Heim, Sophia Elisabetha Wilhelmine on 20 Oct 1789 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. Sophia was born in UNKNOWN in Thüringen, Germany; died in DECEASED in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]