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Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis Zum Geleit / Horst Lange 7 oiv i.x«osc!sxr? vL« O Täler weit, 0 Höhen / Joseph v. Eichendorsf 10 Schlesien / Hermann Stehr iz Im Heidekraut / Carl Hauptmann 22 Ein Taugenichts zieht in die Welt / Joseph v. Eichendorsf - 22 Unvergängliche Landschaft / Hans Itiekrawietz .... 2Z Ruf der Heimat / Joseph 0. Eichendorsf Z5 Das Riesengebirge / Hermann Stehr z6 Der Geist der Berge / Carl Hauptmann Z7 Aus dem Gebirge / Ferdinand Freiligrath 41 Rübezahl / Johannes Praetorius 43 Das Riesengebirge / Gerhart Hauptmann 44 Kynast und Kuniguude / Karl Turley 45 Frühling in Schreiberhau / Carl Hauptmann 46 Über Bergen goldne Ketten / Carl Hauptmann .... 47 Aus der Schneegrube ^ Wilhelm Bölsche 4^ Auf dem Jserkam / Müller-Rüdersdors .50 Hoher Wandel / Carl Hauptmann 52 scni-esiseses Schlesisches Volk / Will-Erich Penckert 55 Heimatlos / Max Herrmann-N'eiße 8s Snste nischt ack heem / Karl von Holtei 87 Kirmes ist s / Horst Lange gz Kirmes / Friedrich Bischosf gA Sprichwörter — Redensarten — Weisheiten 96 Sträselkucha / Hermann Bauch 99 Bergkrach / Paul Keller 100 Satan und der Zecher / August Kopisch 105 Der Kerschboom blüht / Robert Säbel ioü Hoch und ties / Moritz Gras Strachwitz 107 XXIX http://d-nb.info/890977569 i« v^r»ok!l. »La nLirei» Das Geschichtsbild Schlesiens / Ludwig Petry . ... 111 Mahnung / Joseph v. Eichendorff 140 Ein schlesischer Schalk iHo Aus dem Dreißigjährigen Krieg / Gustav Freytag . 142 Tränen des Vaterlandes / Andreas Gryphius 145 Bauern im Dreißigjährigen Kriege / Gustav Freytag . 146 Friedrich in Schlesien / Freytag, Carlyle 148 Weises Urteil / Hans Bethge 152 W«e Breslau fiel — Anno 1807 / Karl von Holtei . - - 15z i8iZ — Breslau voran 155 Mcm Breslau / Haus Niekrawietz 1^7 Das war Breslau / Wolfgang v. Eichborn 1^8 Das Bleibende / Horst Lange 164 Der Spiegel / Max Herrmann-Neiße 166 0IL scsi.esisc!s» sLRl.« Schlesische Mahnung / Horst Lange 169 Das Kapitel von der Poeterei / Werner N!ilch .... 170 Was blieb? / Friedrich v. Logau igz Werkstatt zwischen Himmel und Erde / Frieorich Bischofs 194 Das selige Leben / Paul Ernst 195 Gott ist die ewige Einheit / Jakob Böhme 199 Aus Jakob Böhmes Schriften 200 Aus den Reimspriichen / Friedrich v. Logau 201 Abendlied / Martin Opitz 20z Ach, was wollt ihr / Hofmann von Hofmaunswaldau - - 204 Wo sind die Stunden / Hofmann von Hofmannswaldau 204 Der Cherubinische Wandersmann / Angelus Silesius . 20Z Q Mensch, bedenke stets / Johann Heermann .... 208 Ehrung für Andreas Gryphius / Herbert Eulenberg . - - 209 Vergänglichkeit / Andreas Gryphius 211 Es ist alles eitel / Andreas Gryphius 212 Gleichklang der Zeiten / Herbert Grnha 212 XXX Der Zeiten Flucht / Ioh. Chr. Günther 214 Zur stacht / Ioh. Chr. Günther 215 Unsterblichkeit / Ioh. Chr. Günther 215 Seele wirf den Kummer / Ioh. Chr. Günther , . - 21k Das goldene Zeitalter / Friedrich v. Logau 21k „Eine Karschin, die Verse macht..." / Ina Seidel , - . 217 An den Rand geschrieben / Anna Luise Karsch . - 218 Das Bekenntnis der Dichterin / Anna Luise Karsch . , 219 Die Karschin schreibt an Gleim 219 Eicheudorff / Wilhelm Schäfer 220 Heimweh / Joseph 0. Eichendorff 221 In der Fremde / Joseph v. Eichendorss 222 Die Kunst in Schlesien / Edmund Glaeser 222 St. Matthias im Festungsfeuer / Gerhard Kuckhoff . > . 2.52 Der zerschlagene Engel / Horst Lange 2.54 Musikland Schlesien / Hermann Matzke 2^4 Aus die Musik / Andreas Tscherning 25g Schlesische Musiker / Rudolf Bilke 2K0 Was man liebt / Mar Herrmanu-Neiße 265 0X8 SL Sc»I.L8IL?I Der schlesische Bauer / Hans Raupach 2V9 Obendlied / Ernst Schenke 276 Flößerlied / Gerhart Baron 277 Uff derr Uder / Ernst Schenke 278 Die Wirtschaft Schlesiens / Hans Raupach 27g Ein Handelshaus von dazumal / Gustav Freytag , . 299 Gebet des Bergmannes Z02 Unter Tage / August Scholtis Z02 Glückauf! Altes Bergmannslied zoZ Vater und Sohn / Rudolf Fitzck zoö Alter Weber / Friedrich Bischoff Zio Weberland Schlesien / Franziska Obst Zlj Glashüttenwelt / Fedor Sommer z>4 Herz warte / Hermann Stehr Z24 XXXI oik <z«c>ssLi» rorri» v«sr«r« ?rir Aus meinem Tagebuch / Carl Hauptmann 327 Einmal schien die Welt / Carl Hauptmann 327 Meine Berge leuchten wieder / Carl Hauptmann . , - 329 Wenn ich hoch oben geh / Carl Hauptmann 330 Aus den Tagebüchern und Werken / Hermann Stehr . zzo Erleuchtung / Hermann Stehr 334 Franz Fabers Botschaft / Hermann Stehr 334 An mein gramvolles Herz / Hermann Stehr 337 Die Werkstätten Gottes / Hermann Stehr 338 Friedrichs Kayßlers Vermächtnis 339 Meine Kunst / Friedrich Kayßler Besinnungen / Friedrich Kayßler 342 Jeder Tag / Friedrich Kayßler 345 Gerhart Hauptmann / Rainer Maria Rilke Die Herzen empor / Gerhart Hauptmann zH6 Das bin ich / Gerhart Hauptmann ZAZ Einsichten und Ausblicke / Gerhart Hauptmann .... ZAZ Hauptmanns letzte Tage / Gerhart Pohl 354 Es ist ein Trost / Gerhart Hauptmann 360 Schlesische Hymne / Hans Niekrawietz 36z Liebes Breslan / Alfred Kerr 363 Trost / Joseph v. Eichendorff 36c, Ahnungen und Mahnungen / Joseph v. Eichendorff . - 365 Ewige Heimat / Max Herrmann-Neiße 368 Wir bleiben doch getrost / Otto Julius Bierbaum . 370 Bekenntnisse 37 ^ Abgesang / Friedrich Bischoff 373 Die Heimat im Bilde 376 Die Verfasser und ihre Beiträge XXVI XXXll .
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