About handling people. Rules and problems of communication

Adolf Bookghe (German. Adolph Franz Friedrich Ludwig Freiharr Knigge, 1752 - 1796) - German writer and activist of secret societies, one of the ideologists of the Illuminati. Chief Captain of the British-Gannover Government, Landrat. More than a century, later in a recycled form, his two -volume work on etiquette: “Ueber den Umgang Mit Menschen” - a collection of the rules “bypassing people of all classes and provisions”. At one time, the composition of the book was called a set of laws of practical life wisdom. It was this work that became the main book that retained the name of the book as a writer. Own Knigge name has become a household name in German not only with the meaning of “etiquette”, but also with a wider designation of the rules of behavior for various social groups, in various life situations, for example, “Book for students”, “Book for seeking housing”, etc. . Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology