Emil Berg (politician, 1874)
Emil Berg (born May 2, 1874 in Munich ; † September 29, 1957 ) was a German politician and mayor of Freising in 1945 and 1946 .
The electrical engineer Emil Berg moved from Munich to Freising in 1944 after his apartment was destroyed in an air raid. After the American troops had taken Freising on April 29, the police commissioner Andreas Rasch was appointed mayor for a short time. On May 2nd, however, the 71-year-old Emil Berg was appointed mayor. During his tenure, Freising was granted back the freedom of the district, which was revoked in 1935. After the city council election in May 1946, Karl Wiebel was his successor.
literature
- Florian Notter: Freising ( Lord ) Mayor for the last 150 years , fink, February 4, 2012
- Wolfgang Grammel: The Lord Mayors of Freising in the post-war period (1945-2012) . In: Amperland . No. 4 . Verlagsanstalt Bayerland, 2012, ISSN 0003-1992 , p. 443 ff .
Ignaz Zehetmayr (1802–1813) | Thomas Heigl (1813-1825) | Johann Nepumuk Einsele (1825–1832) | Johann Nepumuk Götzl (1833–1839) | Joseph Albin Parth (1839–1842) | Philipp Stauber (1842–1848) | Franz Sporrer (1848-1853) | Franz Krumbach (1853–1869) | Martin Mauermayr (1869–1899) | Stephan Bierner (1899–1933) | Gottlieb Schwemmer (born 1933) | Karl Lederer (1933–1942) | Hans Lechner (1942–1945) | Andreas Rasch (come 1945) | Emil Berg (1945–1946) | Karl Wiebel (1946–1948) | Max Lehner (1948–1970) | Adolf Schäfer (1970–1994) | Dieter Thalhammer (1994–2012) | Tobias Eschenbacher (since 2012)
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| SURNAME | Berg, Emil |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German politician, Mayor of Freising |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 2, 1874 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Munich |
| DATE OF DEATH | September 29, 1957 |