Friedrich Doepner

Friedrich Doepner (born July 1, 1893 in Heiligenbeil , East Prussia , † August 23, 1965 near Plön ) was a German politician ( GB / BHE , FDP ).

Life and work

After the agricultural secondary school, which he graduated with the so-called one-year maturity , Doepner, who was of Protestant faith, completed an agricultural apprenticeship in Schlobitten ; after that he worked on his father's farm. From 1914 to 1916 he took part in the First World War and then worked as a civil servant in the agricultural administration until 1919. From 1919 to 1944 Doepner was an independent farmer in Brückental in the Gumbinnen district . In the Weimar Republic he was sentenced three times to prison terms of 16 months in total as part of the peasant protests; after the seizure of power of the Nazis , he was amnestied.

After the war, Doepner came to Schleswig-Holstein as a displaced person . From 1946 on, he built a small agricultural business in Klein Vollstedt in the Rendsburg district . He was a board member of the Schleswig-Holstein Tobacco Growers Association. Doepner was married to Annemarie, geb. Plum tree mouth, and had four children. On August 23, 1965, Doepner and his wife were killed in a traffic accident near Plön .

Political party

Doepner was a member of the Christian National Peasant and Rural People's Party from 1929 to 1933 . In 1941 he joined the NSDAP , but without taking on any functions there.

Doepner helped found the GB / BHE in 1950 . On June 20, 1958, he left the expellees party and joined the FDP on July 14, 1958 .

MP

Doepner was elected to the district council of the Rendsburg district in 1951. From 1954 to 1958 he was a member of the Schleswig-Holstein Landtag , where he was Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Food, Agriculture and Forestry.

Web links

• Friedrich Doepner in the Schleswig-Holstein state parliament information system

Individual evidence

1. ^ Obituary in Das Ostpreußenblatt of September 4, 1965, p. 22.
2. ^ The Ostpreußenblatt of September 18, 1965, p. 16.