Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich, 1738-1809

found: Bibliothek der deutschen Literatur, Bibliographie und Register, 1995(Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich (1738-1809))

found: OCLC, April 17, 2002(head.: Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich, 1738-1809; Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich; usage: Karl Friedrich Kretschmann)

found: Kretschmann, Karl F. Blomsterqvasten, 1802:title page (Carl Fredrik Kretschmann, öfversättning )

found: OCLC, viewed Aug 6, 2019(AAP: Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich ; Kretschmann, Karl F. ; Kretschmann, Carl Friedrich ; usage: Karl Friedrich Kretschmann ; Carl Friedrich Kretschmann ; Karl Kretschmann ; Karl F. Kretschmann ; K.F.K.)

found: Deutsche Biographie, viewed Aug. 6, 2019(Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich ; Kretschmann ; Karl Friedrich K. ; der "Barde Rhingulph" [no publications in OCLC], Dichter, geb. den 4. Decbr. 1738 in Zittau) - https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/sfz45953.html

found: Wikipedia (German), viewed Aug 6, 2019(Karl Friedrich Kretschmann, also: the bard Rhingulph [no publications in OCLC] (born December 4, 1738 in Zittau ; died January 15 (or 16 [? or 19?] 1809 in Zittau ) was a German poet, comedy writer and jurist. On May 9, 1757 he started law studies at the University of Wittenberg, which he completed in 1762 with a doctorate. In Wittenberg in 1759 he became a member of the German society ("Deutschen Gesellschaft") and published anonymously dramatic arrangements and translations, later followed by comedies. He gained literary fame as a poet of contemporary and anachronistic poetry and turned to the historic mystifying bardsong)

found: DNB in VIAF, viewed Aug 6, 2019(AAP: Kretschmann, Karl Friedrich; variants: Kretschman, Carl Friedrich, Kretschmann, Carl Friedrich, Kretschmann, Carl F., Kretschmann, Karl F.; pseudonym: Ringulph, der Barde