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Friedrich Emil Rittershaus (3 April 1834 – 8 March 1897) was a German poet. He was born in Barmen (now Wuppertal), Kingdom of Prussia. His poetry, marked...

colours of Germany and the Saxon Steed. Composed in Iserlohn in 1886 by Emil Rittershaus, the Westfalenlied is an unofficial anthem of Westphalia. While the...

(1949–2011), composer, recording artist, and inventor of the Daxophone Emil Rittershaus (1834–1897), poet Alice Schwarzer (born 1942), one of the leaders of...

Adeline Rittershaus was born on 29 July 1876 in Barmen (now part of the city of Wuppertal). She was a daughter of the poet Emil Rittershaus and grew...

or around Wuppertal, Germany: the merchants Reinhart Neuhaus [de], Emil Rittershaus, Friedrich Roeber, Adolf Schults, Wilhelm Wens, Carl Siebel, Karl Stelter...

 1873. In Germany, the first Lake Erie ballad was published in 1871 by Emil Rittershaus in the popular Gartenlaube, to which he regularly contributed. The...

of the profession and therefore turned to poetry. His friends were Emil Rittershaus and Hugo Oelbermann. Together they founded the Wuppertal poets' circle...

(1817–1901), doctor and writer Anna Ritter (1865–1921), poet Friedrich Emil Rittershaus (1834–1897), poet August Scherl (1849–1921), publisher Carl Ludwig...

Langewiesche [de] (b. 1807) as a bookseller. In Barmen, he met the poets Emil Rittershaus and Carl Siebel, with whom he founded the Wuppertal poets' circle....

thirteen letters. One letter each from Kohut to Wilhelm Raabe and Emil Rittershaus. Also a letter from Wilhelm Busch to Kohut. An estate of Kohut is not...

Prussia, where she moved in a circle of literary men, chief among them Emil Rittershaus. In 1866 Minna Kleeberg emigrated to the United States, living until...

novelist Max Petitpierre, President of the Swiss Confederation Adeline Rittershaus (1876–1924), philologist, a scholar in old Scandinavian literature, and...