Franz Max Broudre

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Franz Max Broudre (born June 15, 1852 in Saaz , Bohemia ; † May 27, 1907 ibid) was a Bohemian lawyer , city ​​council member , deputy mayor, savings bank director and district chairman (local politician).

Franz Max Broudre 1907

Life

Broudre was born in Saaz as the son of the economist and landowner Max Broudre and Josepha Frank (daughter of the captain and commander Joseph Frank). Joseph Frank is shown and named on three oil paintings from April 19, 1839, souvenirs of the laying of the foundation stone of the grammar school and new secondary school building and on September 19, 1840, next to Archduke Franz Karl of Austria:

Defilement of the Saazer, Kaadner, Komotauer and Brüxer Schützen-Companies before Sr. kk Highness the Archbishop. Franz Karl during his presence in Saaz on 19 September 1840 under the command of the Saaz rifle captain Josef Frank .

Broudre graduated from high school in Saaz and Prague in 1870 and studied at the German university in Prague. In 1875 Broudre received his doctorate "Doctor of all rights". After practicing as a lawyer in the law firm of Constantin Ritter von Schönfeld in Saaz, he opened his own law firm in 1881. In the same year he founded the German Political Association as well as one of the first local groups of the German school association and married a daughter of the long-time Saaz city councilor Karl Wüstl and Maria Wüstl née Broudré. In 1882 he was elected to the Saaz community committee and was the first city councilor. This office was reassigned to him in three terms.

Broudre is the great-grandson of Sebastian Bruder (Broudre) an officer and inn owner in Strasbourg and Catharina Kayser was born in Luxembourg, both of whom died in Graz in Styria. Broudre is the grandson of the French officer from Luxembourg and participant in the Battle of Kulm (Bohemia) in 1813, Franz Bruder (Broudre / Broudré) (1786–1861), property owner (property owner), owner of the Golden Angel inn (today Hotel Zlatý Anděl Žatec) in Saaz, captain and commander of the Saaz rifle house, which can be traced back to the activities of Franz Broudre in 1827. Construction of the rifle house: After only primitive buildings for the meetings and target practice of the Saaz rifle corps were available in the filled-in moat, the foundation stone for the new shooting house was laid on May 17th, 1827. The building was built with ample contributions from the citizens of Baaren and in materials, as well as from supplies, and the then rifle captain Franz Bruder earned most of the services for the construction. A failed German chronogram in which the numerals are drawn in red - this is supposed to express the year 1827 - but an M had to remain black; otherwise the year 2827 would have come out. The original building contained the landlord's apartment on the ground floor, a large bar and the shooting room, an almost square room on the first floor and a few small dining rooms to the rear. Since then, two extensions to the shooting range have been carried out . The German chronogram, originally attached to the western front of the building, read: “ Saazer SchVitzengeseLLsChaft ErbaVte Es under your HaVpt-Manne Franz BrVDer. "

As early as 1887, Broudre, as chairman of the German Political Association, held a plenary meeting in which a sharp resolution against anti-Semitism was passed.

In 1889 Broudre was in correspondence with the politician, Minister of Finance and President of the Court of Auditors, an honorary citizen of Saaz Ernst von Plener .

At the unveiling ceremony of the “peasant liberator” Hans Kudlich monument in Saaz on September 14, 1890, Broudre gave a speech as chairman of the monument committee.

In 1897 Dr. Broudre member of the Schlaraffia Association as a dignitary in the "regular role of the Schlaraffenreich" "Reych Saazia" listed as Oberschl. Roland von Breitenstein, Graf, LD, Ez., OR, O. Schl. d. Ae. Among the members of the Schlaraffia was Broudre's cousin and at the same time brother-in-law MUDr., Medical advisor, Saaz city doctor Wilhelm Wüstl (1854-1925), member name: Ritter, Knickering the smiling silent, T. and his cousin Constantin Ritter von Schönfeld, JUDr., Advocat and mayor (Waldemar von Tharau, Freiherr, Ez.) (1844-1921).

In 1900 Broudre represented the city of Saaz as deputy mayor. He was one of the most intimate confidants of Franz Schmeykal (German-Bohemian politician). In 1906 he celebrated 25 years as a lawyer. On April 25, 1907, Broudre was elected to the district committee.

Broudre died of a sudden heart attack in the presence of his brother-in-law. On May 29, 1907, he was buried in the family vault in Saaz.

The Broudre family grave and their relatives (21 people) have been in the family for over 200 years today (2019), and the year of JUDr. Franz Max Broudre engraved the year 1851. Colonel Karl Broudre Edler von Goruszów (Broudre-Goruszow), last commandant of the IR 92, is buried in the family crypt.

Private life

There were four children from his marriage to Anna Wüstl. His youngest daughter Anna Broudre (* 1887 Saaz - † 1962 Sonthofen im Allgäu) married the kk professor at the Reichenberger Staatsgewerbeschule Alois Böhm, brother of the government council and head or. Administrative director of the Salzburg State Sanatorium for the Mentally Ill Maxglan, Josef Böhm . Broudre was the cousin of Emma Stradal nee. Broudre (sister-in-law of the composer and piano virtuoso August Stradal ) in Teplitz. Emma was the wife of the President of the Aussig-Teplitz Railway Franz Carl Stradal a cousin of the Hofrat Dipl. Ing. Adalbert Stradal, husband of the Austrian politician Emmy Stradal born. Ecker. Emma Stradal born Broudre was the mother-in-law of Dora Meduna v. Riedburg and Langenstaufen-Pyllwitz (daughter of the commander of the kuk infantry regiment "Archduke Rainer" No. 59 and FML Viktor Ritter Meduna von Riedburg and Langenstauffen-Pyllwitz). Franz Max Broudre was also a cousin of Marie Hoffmann geb. Broudre († 1922 Teplitz), wife of the kk Hofrat and kk district court president Karl Hoffmann in Eger.

Franz Max Broudre was a cousin of the Ritter von Schönfeld family in Saaz (including the imperial and royal major Peter Ritter von Schönfeld, who died in Brno in 1906) and a cousin of Anna Simonyi de Simony et Vársány (wife of the Radetzky Hussar Regiment No. 5 Commanders FML Moriz Simonyi de Simony et Vársány ) and a relative of the later Colonel Karl Broudre Edler von Goruszów , the last commandant of the Imperial and Royal Infantry Regiment "Edler von Hortstein" No. 92 in Komotau (1866–1929). Rosa Wittek von Saltzberg b. Broudre (1826–1900), wife of the Imperial and Royal First Lieutenant (later Captain) Anton Wittek von Saltzberg (1814–1860) in Prague, was the aunt of Franz Max Broudre.

Broudre was the nephew of the imperial council, merchant (wholesaler) and assessor of the Imperial and Royal Commercial Court Emanuel Broudré (1814–1878) in Prague and a cousin of the co-owner of the Saaz hop wholesale company Pfister & Wüstl , Johann Hans BV Wüstl (1846-1923), son-in-law of Saaz hotel owner Anton Hanslik (1818-1896), later owner of the Hotel Goldener Engel am Ringplatz (formerly owner Franz Broudre). Emanuel Broudré was married to Johanna Kerstan, née Zeuner from Hanau, who was widowed for the second time ; she was the mother of the painter and writer Karl Ludwig Ferdinand Kerstan (1847–1922). Franz M. Broudre is also a relative of the Synácĕk family. Laurenz Synácĕk and Mizzi Synácĕk born. Broudre`s daughter, Maria Synácĕk (1897–1967) married the Salzburg court advisor, kk forest and domain director Ing. Hubert Dschulnigg. Franz Max Broudre was a cousin of the Karl Broudré family, director of Westböhm. Mining Actien Association (1841–1899) in Pilsen. Karl Broudré was married to Josefine Hanel, a sister-in-law of the kk Feldmarschalleutnant Viktor von Kraus (general) and mother of Karl Broudre Edler von Goruszów and the Škoda official Viktor Broudré (* 1872). The former German ambassador Joachim Broudré-Gröger is a relative and bearer of the family's name .

Broudre's father-in-law and uncle city councilor Karl Wüstl was the cousin of Hermine Baroness von Taxis Bordogna et Valnigra (1828–1901), wife of the kk chamberlain and FML Joseph Maria Freiherr von Taxis-Bordogna-Valnigra (1817–1885), descendant of the colonel - Hereditary Postmaster of Trento. Hermine is a sister-in-law of Maria Antonia Josepha Lilia († 1842 Saaz), sister of the kk Feldmarschalleutnant and real. Dr. Rath Karl Lilia Ritter von Westegg († 1881 Baden, Lower Austria). Another member of the family is the Imperial and Royal Feldmarschalleutnant Raimund Dorner .

Broudre's great-uncle the fellow actioner bourgeois. Gratz shooting range, 1848 deputy for the Reich Parliament in Frankfurt, f. Grazbach district, Rittmeister and later merchant Anton Broudre (* 1779 Luxembourg City; † 1856 Grazbach, Graz, Styria) was admitted to the city association in 1813 as a citizen of Graz Anton Brudier from Luxembourg . Broudre's great-uncle Anton is also mentioned in a letter made in his handwriting (March 1810) for a Luxembourg soldier in his accommodation: Lettres de soldats luxembourgeois au service de la France 1798-1814 and the Broudre family in Luxembourg.

Broudre Park

Honors

Shortly after his death and his 55th birthday, on June 15, 1907, the newly founded city park at the Empress Elisabeth Hospital Saaz in Dr. Named Broudre Park.

literature

  • Matt Kessler: Broudre genealogy (brother, Broudré, Broudre Edle von Goruszów) . In: Sudetendeutsche Familienforschung . ISSN  0943-8807 , Vol. 14 (2018), pp. 255-261.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Střelnice - Regionální muzeum KA Polánka Žatec. Saaz rifle house. In: muzeumzatec.cz. Retrieved May 3, 2017 (Czech).
personal data
SURNAME Broudre, Franz Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian lawyer, city council member, deputy mayor, savings bank director and district chairman (local politician)
DATE OF BIRTH June 15, 1852
PLACE OF BIRTH Saaz , Bohemia
DATE OF DEATH May 27, 1907
Place of death Saaz , Bohemia