Bodo von Trott zu Solz

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Bodo von Trott zu Solz (born October 7, 1879 in Heilbronn , † May 23, 1934 in Kassel ) was a German administrative lawyer.

Gravestone Bodo von Trott zu Solz in the Trottenfriedhof near Imshausen

Life

Bodo von Trott zu Solz was a son of the Heilbronn paper manufacturer and manor owner on Imshausen near Bebra Moritz von Trott zu Solz (1848-1913). His mother was his wife Johanna, daughter of the legal scholar Adolf Otto . Ernestine von Trott zu Solz was one of his four siblings . The resistance fighter Adam von Trott zu Solz was a second cousin.

Bodo von Trott zu Solz studied law in Heidelberg , Berlin and Marburg , passed the trainee exam in Kassel in 1902 and became a government trainee there. During his studies in Heidelberg Trott zu Solz became a member of the Corps Vandalia .

After the assessor exam from 1908, he was initially a government assessor in Zielenzig, and in 1910 he became an unskilled worker in the Ministry of Culture in Berlin. From 1914 to 1916 he took part in the First World War as captain of the reserve of the 2nd Guard Field Artillery Regiment and from 1915 was deployed in the civil administration in Liège and Ghent. In 1916 he became district administrator of the Schlüchtern district , in 1927 a member of the government and in 1932 a senior government member in Kassel.

literature

  • The members of Vandalia zu Heidelberg as of September 29, 1935 . Berlin 1935, p. 241.

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Individual evidence

  1. For the family connections, see Jürg Arnold: A woman “outside of the usual”. Ernestine von Trott zu Solz (1889–1982) , in: Heilbronner Köpfe VII. Life pictures from four centuries (Ed. Christhard Schrenk), Heilbronn 2014, ISBN 978-3-940646-16-3 , pp. 289f.