Carl Nörtemann

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Carl August Nörtemann (born November 15, 1891 in Eberstadt in Württemberg ; † 1974 ) was a German politician and belonged to the NSDAP and CDU . In 1938 he was appointed mayor of Stade .

Life

After attending school in Haspe and Hagen , he studied and completed practical training at Siemens and Halske . Nörtemann took part in the First World War from 1914 to 1918 . In 1918 he was in Greifswald on the subject of Is there a requirement for a sanction against the Reich laws? to the Dr. jur. PhD. From 1919 to 1925 he was head of the statistical office in Hagen, from 1925 to 1938 mayor of Dannenberg (Elbe) .

From 1938 to 1943, Nörtemann was mayor of Stade as a NSDAP member. In July 1940 he gave orders for the desecration of the Jewish cemetery in Stade.

After the Second World War, he was chairman of the CDU district of Stade from 1955 to 1958.

Publications

  • 1919: Is there a requirement for sanctions against the Reich laws? Greifswald, political science dissertation
  • 1936: The German savings bank system under the influence of the savings bank legislation of the Reich , Carl Heymanns

literature

  • Hartmut Lohmann: The district of Stade in the time of National Socialism: "Everything wasn't so bad here." Stade, 1991, p. 421, ISBN 978-3-9802018-1-0

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Carl August Nörtemann: The German savings bank system under the influence of the savings bank legislation of the Reich, Carl Heymanns, 1936, p. 124 [1]
  2. ^ A b Reinhard Schreiner: Names and dates from six decades of party work. The chairmen and managing directors of the CDU state, district and district associations since 1945 . Sankt Augustin 2012, p. 460
  3. Carl Nörtemann: Is there a requirement for a sanction against the Reich laws ?, staatswiss. Diss., 1919 [2] [3]
  4. ^ July 5, 1925: Dannenberg Marktplatz Opening ceremony for the Dannenberg - Gartow bus line. The gentleman in the coat and hat is Mayor Dr. Carl Nörtemann.
  5. List of the mayors of Stade at www.stadt-stade.info/, accessed on March 4, 2015
  6. a b Stade: The city commemorates the dark hours of its history. Memorial stones for the Jewish cemetery