Eberhard Löffler

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Eberhard Löffler (born April 21, 1937 ) is a former German local politician ( CDU ). From 1990 to 2001 he was District Administrator of Freiberg.

The graduate engineer Löffler played a key role in the restoration of the Freibergsdorf hammer in his role as city councilor and as a member of the Society for the Preservation of Monuments within the Kulturbund . He was connected to this through his grandfather Otto Löffler, who had worked there as a blacksmith. Löffler published several articles in regional and specialist periodicals about the reconstruction of the hammer.

After the local elections in 1990, the district council of the Freiberg district elected him to the district administrator. He held this office from June 7, 1990 to July 31, 1994. He was then until July 31, 2001 District Administrator in the district of Freiberg, which was enlarged as a result of the district reform in 1994 . He was succeeded by Volker Uhlig . At the end of 2001 Löffler became chairman of the regional association of Saxony at the Federal Association of Landscape Protection BLS e. V.

On the initiative of Löffler and his successor Uhlig, the main building of the district administration was given the name Werner-Hofmann-Haus on the commemoration day of the victims of National Socialism in 2018. As a German entrepreneur, Werner Hofmann was head of the porcelain factory in Freiberg and honorary doctor and senator of the Bergakademie for 28 years. Because of his Jewish faith, he was dismissed from his position by the National Socialist rulers after 1933, harassed and finally driven to suicide.

He lives in Freiberg .

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Report at Hügelland.de , accessed on May 13, 2018
  2. ^ Vita bei Juden in Mitteldeutschland.de , accessed on May 13, 2018
  3. ↑ Report at Blick.de , accessed on May 13, 2018
personal data
SURNAME Löffler, Eberhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German local politician (CDU)
DATE OF BIRTH April 21, 1937