Emil Fränger

Emil Fränger (born October 27, 1856 in Lambrecht (Palatinate) , † December 23, 1941 in Erlangen ) was a German administrative lawyer in Bavaria and mayor and honorary citizen of Erlangen.

Life

As a native of the Rhine Palatinate , Fränger studied law at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich . On October 1, 1875, he was one of the founders of the Fröhlich Pfalz , later the Corps Transrhenania Munich . After the university exam he came to Kusel as a trainee lawyer in 1880 , to Lauterecken in 1882 and to Zweibrücken in 1883 . After being at the 1883 German University of Administrative Sciences the State bankruptcy for Assessor had taken, he went as a certified legal intern for Lauterecken. In 1884 he became a certified legal and customs intern in Passau , and in 1885 in Landau (Palatinate) . In 1886 he came to Augsburg as a government accessist . In 1887 he became a legally qualified magistrate , in 1890 a legal counsel and in 1892 a legally qualified second mayor in Erlangen. Since 1913 Kgl. Bavarian Councilor, he was retired in the Weimar Republic on August 1, 1919 with the honorary citizenship of Erlangen.

War commemorative award of the Bavarian State Association of the Red Cross at the Heimatbande

personal data
SURNAME	Franger, Emil
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German administrative lawyer and mayor of Erlangen
DATE OF BIRTH	October 27, 1856
PLACE OF BIRTH	Lambrecht (Palatinate)
DATE OF DEATH	December 23, 1941
Place of death	gain