Erich Klusemann

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Erich Klusemann (born May 4, 1867 in Buda ; † February 2, 1925 in Graz ) was an Austrian agricultural specialist and politician ( Landbund ).

Klusemann was born the son of a large industrialist and landowner. His ancestors came from a merchant family who had emigrated from the Ruhr area to the east in the 17th century . Klusemann's brother, Otto Klusemann , was a manufacturer and chemist. Klusemann grew up in Gmunden , where his family owned the Gmunden Castle. Klusemann studied agriculture at the University of Halle and from 1882 to 1883 at the University of Leipzig . In 1893 he received his doctorate as Dr. phil. After completing his studies, Klusemann acquired the Teichhof-Hart estate in Straßgang near Graz.

Erich Klusemann held various public functions in 1899. He was mayor of Eggenberg, chairman of the Graz-Umgebung district council and, from 1906, 1st vice-president of the kk Landwirtschaftsgesellschaft in Styria . In 1900 he co-founded the Association of Agricultural Cooperatives (today: Styrian Farmers' Association) and subsequently took on the role of deputy chairman of the supervisory board. In addition, Klusemann co-founded the liberal Styrian farmers' union, which later became the country union.

Klusemann was a member of the Styrian state parliament from 1919 and from May 27, 1919 to November 26, 1920, regional councilor in the Rintelen I state government . He also held the office of a board member of Agrarbank Graz, was vice-president of the Styrian state parliament and chairman of the state office for cattle traffic.

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SURNAME Klusemann, Erich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian politician (Landbund), member of the state parliament
DATE OF BIRTH May 4, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Buda
DATE OF DEATH February 2, 1925
Place of death Graz