Karl Klingemann

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Aliases: Carl Klingermann

Life

Born: 2 December 1798

Died: 25 September 1862

Biography

Karl Klingemann, diplomat and poet, was born in Limmer an der Leine in 1798. He was secretary of the Hanoverian Legation in Berlin and, from 1828, was located in London. He was also a gifted poet. He was Felix Mendelssohn’s companion on his travels to Scotland. He died in London in 1862.

View the Wikipedia article on Karl Klingemann.