Karl Breul

Karl Breul
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Born	August 10, 1860 Hanover
Died	1932 Genoa, Italy
Alma mater	University of Tübingen University of Strasbourg Technical University of Berlin University of Paris
Occupation	Professor

Karl Hermann Karl was born on August 10, 1860 in Hanover. Died: 1932, Genoa, Italy

Education:

Universities of Tubingen, Strassburg, Berlin, Paris. Master of Arts; Doctor of Letters Cambridge. Doctor of Philosophy.

Career:

Appointed Professor of German, London University, 1902, but could not accept appointment. Holds Order of Red Eagle of Prussia. President of the Modern Language Association.

One of the first editors of the Modern Language Quarterly. Berlin; Schroder Professor of German in the University of Cambridge since 1910; (University Lecturer in German, 1884-1899; University Reader in Germanic, 1899-1910); Secretary (late Chairman) of the Special Board for Medieval and Modern Languages of the University of Cambridge.

Works

1.A New German and English Dictionary

2.The Teaching of Modern Foreign Languages and the Training of Teachers, University Press, 1913, 176 pages

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