Christian Gottfried Lorsch
Christian Gottfried Lorsch (born September 11, 1773 in Nuremberg ; † February 19, 1830 there ) was the first civil first mayor of Nuremberg from 1818 to 1821 after the transition to the Kingdom of Bavaria .
Dr. jur. Lorsch worked as a lawyer in the city from 1796 and in 1801 became a member of the "City Council" (so-called "named"). After a civil administration and a magistrate had been set up on the basis of the " community edict " of the Bavarian King Maximilian I , he was elected "First Mayor" on September 26, 1818 . In the new election in 1821 he failed, but became a member of the "College of Community Plenipotentiaries" (comparable to today's city council).
Together with Johannes Scharrer , he founded the Sparkasse in Nuremberg in 1821 . A street in the Nuremberg district of Gleißhammer is named after him.
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Christian Gottfried Lorsch (1818–1821) | Jakob Friedrich Binder (1821-1853) | Maximilian von Wächter (1854–1867) | Otto Stromer von Reichenbach (1867-1891) | Georg Ritter von Schuh (1892–1913) | Otto Geßler (1913–1919) | Hermann Luppe (1920–1933) | Willy Liebel (1933–1945) | Julius Rühm (1945) | Martin Treu (1945) | Hans Ziegler (1945–1948) | Otto Ziebill (1948–1951) | Otto Bärnreuther (1952–1957) | Andreas Urschlechter (1957–1987) | Peter Schönlein (1987–1996) | Ludwig Scholz (1996–2002) | Ulrich Maly (2002–2020) | Marcus König (since 2020)
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| SURNAME | Lorsch, Christian Gottfried |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | First Mayor of the City of Nuremberg (1818–1821) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 11, 1773 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nuremberg |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 19, 1830 |
| Place of death | Nuremberg |