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12 de dic. de 2017 · Though he was an important figure in Danish history, German physician Johann Friedrich Struensee is not particularly well known in Germany. The period he lived in, the late 18th century, is known as the Age of Enlightenment. New schools of thought were introduced and revolutionary ideas made their way to courts, Kings , and Queens.
Johann Friedrich Struensee (5. srpna 1737, Halle n. Sálou – 28. dubna 1772 Kodaň ) byl německý lékař, ministr Dánského království . Jeho starší bratr byl Carl August Struensee (1735–1804), profesor matematiky a pruský ministr.
Død. 28. april 1772, København. Cornelius Høyer. Frederiksborgmuseet. Licens: Begrænset anvendelse. J.F. Struensee var en tysk læge og statsmand i dansk tjeneste. Han var bror til C.A. Struensee. J.F. Struensee var søn af en pietistisk teologiprofessor i Halle, hvor han i 1757 tog den medicinske doktorgrad.
Struensee, Johann Friedrich (1737–1772) in Encyclopedia of the Enlightenment Length: 1242 words. (1737–1772), Danish first minister and physician. Struensee was a bourgeois German physician from Halle who, after some time as the town physician in Altona in Holstein, became physician to King ...
Karakteristik af Struensee og relation mellem kongen og Struensee Den tyske livslæge Johann Friedrich Struensees er hovedpersonen i Per Olov Enquists, livslægens besøg (1999) og tager udgangspunkt i Struensee og hans tid i det danske samfund i start 1770’erne. Romanen fremhæver mange af Struensees sider. Først og fremmest bliver han set som en faderfigur af kong Christian 7. og ...
25 de jun. de 2018 · Proto-internet trolls’: Johann Friedrich Struensee and freedom of expression in 18th century Denmark The legacy of this Danish episode has been invigorated by the likes of Per Olov Enquist, in his 1999 novel Livläkarens Besök ( The Visit of the Royal Physician ), and Mads Mikkelsen, who portrayed the once de facto ruler in Nikolaj Arcel’s 2012 film En kongelig affære ( A Royal Affair ).
The Ancestry of Johann Friedrich Struensee (1737-1772) by William Addams Reitwiesner. Christian VII ascended the Danish Throne on 14 January 1766, and on 8 November 1766 he married, at Christiansborg Castle in Copenhagen, his first cousin, Princess Caroline Mathilde of Great Britain, sister of King George III.
