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A. D. Mordtmann “Stambul und das moderne Turkenthum…” 2 vol. in one book, 1st ed., 1877-78, in German
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A. D. Mordtmann “Stambul und das moderne Turkenthum…” 2 vol. in one book, 1st ed., 1877-78, in German
Andreas David Mordtmann “Stambul und das moderne Turkenthum…” 2 vol. in one book, 1st ed., 1877-78
Andreas David Mordtmann (Stambul und das moderne Tuerkenthum. Politische, sociale und biographische Bilder von einem Osmanen. 2 Bde. (Incl. Neue Folge).
Leipzig, Duncker und Humblot, 1877-78, (10),259(4),324 pp., original soft covers safes.
Hard marmoreal cover and marmoreal edges, 20 x 14 cm.
Condition: some rubbing to cover; repair to orig. soft covers; minimal stained, good condition
Andreas David Mordtmann (February 11, 1811 in Hamburg – December 30, 1879) was a German orientalist and diplomatic representative of the Hanseatic cities in the Ottoman Empire.
Orphaned at an early age, Mordtmann had to give up his schooling at the Hamburg Gelehrtenschule prematurely for financial reasons. He had his first jobs as a teacher before the Hamburg syndic Karl Sieveking, who was his patron, got him a job at the city library. For his knowledge of the Orient, he was finally awarded a doctorate from the University of Kiel in 1845. phil. PhD. In the same year, Mordtmann became a representative of the interests of the Hanseatic cities at the Sublime Porte in Constantinople via the Spanish legation. There he held various diplomatic duties until 1859, when he finally entered Turkish service as a commercial judge. During his time in the Orient, Mordtmann also dealt scientifically with the history of the country and wrote articles on numismatics and inscriptions. From 1869 he was a corresponding member of the Royal Bavarian Academy of Sciences, from 1871 a corresponding member of the Greek Philological Society in Constantinople.
The orientalist and diplomat Johann Heinrich Mordtmann, born in Pera near Constantinople in 1852, was his son.
Andreas David Mordtmann (* 11. Februar 1811 in Hamburg; † 30. Dezember 1879) war ein deutscher Orientalist und diplomatischer Vertreter der Hansestädte im osmanischen Reich.
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Der früh verwaiste Mordtmann musste seine schulische Ausbildung an der Hamburger Gelehrtenschule aus finanziellen Gründen vorzeitig abbrechen. Erste Anstellungen hatte er als Lehrer, bevor der Hamburger Syndicus Karl Sieveking als sein Förderer ihm eine Stelle bei der Stadtbibliothek verschaffte. Für seine Kenntnis des Orients wurde er schließlich von der Universität Kiel 1845 zum Dr. phil. promoviert. Noch im gleichen Jahr wurde Mordtmann über die spanische Gesandtschaft Interessenvertreter der Hansestädte bei der Hohen Pforte in Konstantinopel. Dort nahm er bis 1859 verschiedene diplomatische Aufgaben wahr, bis er schließlich als Handelsrichter in türkische Dienste trat. Während seiner Zeit im Orient befasste sich Mordtmann auch wissenschaftlich mit der Geschichte des Landes und verfasste Beiträge zur Münz- und Inschriftenkunde. Ab 1869 war er korrespondierendes Mitglied der Königlich Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, ab 1871 korrespondierendes Mitglied der Griechischen philologischen Gesellschaft zu Konstantinopel.
Der 1852 in Pera bei Konstantinopel geborene Orientalist und Diplomat Johann Heinrich Mordtmann war sein Sohn.
Werke (in Auswahl)
• Das Buch der Länder von Schech Ebu Ishak el Farsi el Isztachri. Aus dem Arabischen übersetzt von A. D. Mordtmann. Nebst einem Vorwort von C. Ritter (Schriften der Akademie von Ham Bd. 1, Abth. 2). Hamburg: Rauhes Haus 1845.
• Belagerung und Eroberung Constantinopels durch die Türken im Jahre 1453: Nach den Original-Quellen bearbeitet von A. D. Mordtmann. Stuttgart; Augsburg: [Cotta] 1858. [Nachdrucke Osnabrück: Biblio-Verlag 1987 und Melle: Wagener-Edition 2004]
• Die Amazonen: ein Beitrag zur unbefangenen Prüfung und Würdigung der ältesten Überlieferungen. Hannover: Hahn 1862.
• Sta mbul und das moderne Türkenthum: Politische, sociale und biographische Bilder von einem Osmanen. Leipzig: Duncker & Humblot 1877–78.
