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Josef Anton Henne (known as Anton Henne, born 22 July 1798 in Sargans, died 22 November 1870 in Wolfhalden, Appenzell) was a Swiss historian and politician active during the formative phase of the modern Swiss state. Henne was politically active in the formative years of the canton of St. Gallen, mediating between those requesting a pure direct democracy and those in favour of a pure representational democracy, introducing the compromise of the facultative referendum.Henne was president of the Catholic educational council from 1833, in which position he founded the journal Der Gärtner.

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  • Josef Anton Henne (* 22. Juli 1798 in Sargans; † 22. November 1870 in Wolfhalden) war ein Schweizer Historiker. Von 1855 bis 1861 war er Stiftsbibliothekar in der Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen. (de)
  • Josef Anton Henne (known as Anton Henne, born 22 July 1798 in Sargans, died 22 November 1870 in Wolfhalden, Appenzell) was a Swiss historian and politician active during the formative phase of the modern Swiss state. Henne's paternal grandparents had immigrated to Sargans from Allgäu, Bavaria. He entered Pfävers abbey at the age of 12 and became a novice at 17, but after a period of uncertainty, he left the monastery on 22 July 1817. He was further educated at Lucerne and at the universities of Heidelberg and Freiburg. In 1826 he became curator of the St. Gallen Abbey Library.In 1828, he published the first volume of a popular History of Switzerland (covering the period up to 1400). His aim was to present counter-position to the historiography of Heinrich Zschokke.An open exchange between Zschokke and Henne took place in 1830, after Zschokke in his journal Schweizerboten published a damning recension of the weekly Der Freimüthige edited by Henne from 1830 to 1838. Henne was politically active in the formative years of the canton of St. Gallen, mediating between those requesting a pure direct democracy and those in favour of a pure representational democracy, introducing the compromise of the facultative referendum.Henne was president of the Catholic educational council from 1833, in which position he founded the journal Der Gärtner. The second and third volumes of his History of Switzerland appeared in 1834 and 1835.In 1834, Henne took the post of professor of history and geography in a new Catholic high school which had been organized according to his ideals by the canton of St. Gallen.Over the following years, he studied early history, publishing a speculative treatise on the topic in 1837.Tensions with the Catholic political authorities escalated in 1841, and Henne lost his post at the cantonal school. He next took the post of professor of history at the newly founded University of Berne, where he remained until 1855. He published two volumes of a planned world history in nine volumes in 1845.Moving back to St. Gallen, he worked as librarian in the Abbey library until 1861. Henne retired in June 1870 to Haslen in Appenzell, where he died in November of the same year. (en)
  • Josef Anton Henne (dit Anton Henne, né le 22 juillet 1798 à Sargans, décédé le 22 novembre 1870 à Wolfhalden, Appenzell) est un historien et homme politique suisse actif pendant la phase de formation de l'État suisse moderne. (fr)
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  • Josef Anton Henne (* 22. Juli 1798 in Sargans; † 22. November 1870 in Wolfhalden) war ein Schweizer Historiker. Von 1855 bis 1861 war er Stiftsbibliothekar in der Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen. (de)
  • Josef Anton Henne (dit Anton Henne, né le 22 juillet 1798 à Sargans, décédé le 22 novembre 1870 à Wolfhalden, Appenzell) est un historien et homme politique suisse actif pendant la phase de formation de l'État suisse moderne. (fr)
  • Josef Anton Henne (known as Anton Henne, born 22 July 1798 in Sargans, died 22 November 1870 in Wolfhalden, Appenzell) was a Swiss historian and politician active during the formative phase of the modern Swiss state. Henne was politically active in the formative years of the canton of St. Gallen, mediating between those requesting a pure direct democracy and those in favour of a pure representational democracy, introducing the compromise of the facultative referendum.Henne was president of the Catholic educational council from 1833, in which position he founded the journal Der Gärtner. (en)
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  • Anton Henne (de)
  • Josef Anton Henne (en)
  • Anton Henne (fr)
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