Franz Laufke

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Franz Laufke (born June 20, 1901 in Oberleutensdorf , Brüx district ; † October 15, 1984 in Würzburg ) was a German lawyer and university professor.

Life

Laufke attended the Oberleutensdorf elementary school from 1907 and switched to the Brüx high school in 1912 , where he passed his Matura in 1920 . He then studied law at the German Karl Ferdinand University in Prague , and in the meantime at the University of Munich . His law studies he graduated in 1926 with honors and received his doctorate in mid-June 1927 Dr. jur. This was followed by additional studies at the Philosophical Faculty of Karl Ferdinand University and employment as a research assistant. In Prague he completed his habilitation in 1930 with a thesis on commercial law and bill of exchange law and was then initially a private lecturer, from October 1934 as successor to Hans Großmann-Doerth associate professor and from 1939 full professor of civil law at the German university in Prague. Laufke was a member of the NSDAP .

Together with Wilhelm Weizsäcker , he headed the Institute for German Law in East Central Europe of the Reinhard Heydrich Foundation . During the Second World War Laufke was drafted into the Wehrmacht .

After his release from captivity, he worked as a private scholar and night watchman in Kästorf near Gifhorn . At the beginning of November 1948 he temporarily held a chair in Kiel and in October 1949 switched to the University of Würzburg as a private lecturer, where shortly afterwards he was given a chair in commercial, civil and civil procedure law.

literature

  • Who is who? , XV, 1967, p. 1113
  • Hans Forkel: Franz Laufke . In: Journal for Copyright and Media Law, Film and Law . tape 29 , no. 1 , 1985, pp. 41 . [Obituary]
  • F. Laufke: IUS et Commercium. Studies in commercial and business law. Festschrift for Franz Laufke on his 70th birthday on June 20, 1971.
  • Andreas Wiedemann: The Reinhard Heydrich Foundation as an example of National Socialist science policy in the Protectorate , in: Christiane Brenner , K. Erik Franzen, Peter Haslinger, Robert Luft (eds.): Historiography of the Bohemian countries in the 20th century . Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, Munich 2006, p. 162.
  • Andreas Wiedemann: The Reinhard Heydrich Foundation in Prague (1942-1945) Hannah Arendt Institute for Research on Totalitarianism, 2000 (PDF file; 943 kB), p. 49.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Sudetendeutsche Akademie der Wissenschaft und Künste on http://www.sudetendeutsche-akademie.eu/
  2. see literature Andreas Wiedemann: The Reinhard Heydrich Foundation as an example of National Socialist science policy in the Protectorate
  3. see literature Andreas Wiedemann: The Reinhard Heydrich Foundation in Prague (1942–1945)