Erna Kilkowski

Erna Kilkowski (born October 6, 1907 in Breslau ; † September 27, 1985 ) was a German politician ( CDU ).

Life

After completing secondary school, Erna Kilkowski attended a business school in Breslau. She completed a traineeship at the “Breslauer Neuesten Nachrichten” and worked in the newspaper's propaganda department and at the “Breslauer Zeitung”. She gave up the job when she married in 1928.

After the Second World War , she lived in Hemmingstedt ( Schleswig-Holstein ) and built a business for handcrafted straw work. In 1946 she joined the CDU and took on various functions in the party, including from 1949 on the Schleswig-Holstein state executive. From 1958 she was a member of the federal executive committee of the CDU women's association , in Schleswig-Holstein she was state chairman from 1962.

From 1948 until moving to Meldorf in 1951, Erna Kilkowski was a member of Hemmingstedt's municipal council . In 1948 she was elected to the district assembly of the Süderdithmarschen district, to which she belonged until 1955 and again from 1957.

In December 1957 she moved up for Gerhard Stoltenberg on the CDU state list in the state parliament of Schleswig-Holstein . In 1958 she was re-elected via the state list, also in 1962, and was a member of the state parliament until 1967. In November 1969 she replaced Arthur Schwinkowski and was a member of parliament until 1971. In the state parliament she was a member of several committees, including the committee on expellees .

She was a member of the state youth welfare committee and a deputy member of the state election committee. She was an assessor in the Lüneburg Higher Administrative Court . In 1964 she took part in the 4th Federal Assembly.

Erna Kilkowski was widowed and had one child.

Awards

• 1970: Federal Cross of Merit, 1st class

Web links

• Erna Kilkowski in the state parliament information system Schleswig-Holstein