Robert von Hippel
Robert Wilhelm Ferdinand von Hippel (8 July 1866University lecturer born in Königsberg.
Family
Robert was the son of Arthur von Hippel (physician) and elder brother of Eugen von Hippel and Richard von Hippel (1869-1918). He married Emma Bremer (1871-1925) in Strasbourg during 1894 and was the father of four children, including German-American physicist Arthur R. von Hippel. After the death of his first wife, he married Johanna von Koenen (1882-1965), the daughter of Adolf von Koenen, in Göttingen during 1927.[3][4]
Career
After graduating from high school, he devoted himself to studying
University of Kiel in 1891 and University of Strasbourg in 1892, before becoming a professor of criminal law at University of Rostock in 1895. He finally became a professor at the University of Göttingen in 1899. In 1914, he was promoted to privy councillor of justice.[4]
Works
- Die Vorschläge zur Einführung der bedingten Verurtheilung in Deutschland, Enke, 1890
- Aktenstücke zum Strafprozess für Lehrzwecke, S. Hirzel, 1898
- Willensfreiheit und Strafrecht, I. Guttentag, 1903
- Verbrechen und Vergehen wider die öffentliche Ordnung, Liebmann, 1906
- Deutsches Strafrecht, 2 Bände, J. Springer, 1925–1930
- Die Entstehung der modernen Freiheitsstrafe und des Erziehungs-Strafvollzugs, Thüringische Gefängnisgesellschaft, 1931
- Der deutsche Strafprozeß: Lehrbuch, Elwert’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1941
References
- ^ Professors and lecturers at the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel 1665–1915, Retrieved 2 March 2021
- ^ History of Göttingen 1951, Published 28 November 2015, Retrieved 2 March 2021
- ^ Arthur Robert von Hippel autobiography: Ancestry and Early Years, Retrieved 2 March 2021
- ^ a b Hippel, Robert von - University of Rostock catalogue, Published 11 October 2010, Retrieved 2 March 2021
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