Friedrich Heuss

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Friedrich Georg Heuss (born November 12, 1804 in Haßmersheim , Neckar-Odenwald district , † September 16, 1870 in Mosbach ) was a German inland boatman and politician in the Baden Revolution of 1848/1849.

Life

Friedrich Heuss came from an old family of boatmen on the Neckar and, at a young age, operated shipping and trading business together with his brother Georg Ludwig (Louis), the great-grandfather of the first Federal President Theodor Heuss . In 1840 they set up the first direct shipping line Heilbronn - Holland with their own ship Patriot . His activities brought a Friedrich Heuss public recognition and brought him as a vigilante hauptmann in the Baden revolution 1848/1849 to political life. Heuss was a member of the Constituent Assembly of the Grand Duchy of Baden .

Friedrich Heuss was married three times and had eleven children from these three marriages, of which Benjamin Heinrich Heuss was mayor of the community of Haßmersheim from 1865 to 1888 .

Services

Heuss was a very active and recognized personality on the Neckar between Heilbronn and Heidelberg in the fields of economy, shipping and politics, who was nicknamed Neckar-Napoleon .

In 1998 the primary and secondary school in Haßmersheim was named Friedrich-Heuss-Schule in his honor.

literature

  • From Neckar Napoleon to Federal President. About the political tradition in the Heuss family. From speeches and writings by and about Theodor Heuss, compiled by Beate-Carola Padtberg. Reinhold Maier Foundation Baden-Württemberg, Konstanz 2000, ( OCLC 56492441 ).
  • Regional portrait of Friedrich Heuss (1804–1870) . In: Karl Heinz Neser: Political life in the Neckar-Odenwald district - yesterday and today , Verlag Regionalkultur , Heidelberg 2005, ISBN 3-89735-422-5 , pp. 38–45.

Individual evidence

  1. Dr. Hanns Heiman: Die Neckarschiffer - The situation of the Neckarschiffer since the introduction of the tugboat . tape 2 . C. Winter's Universitätsbuchhandlung , Heidelberg 1907, OCLC 491090143 , p. 433 ( digitized version ).
  2. ^ Karl Heinz Neser: Political life in the Neckar-Odenwald district - yesterday and today . Verlag Regionalkultur , Heidelberg 2005, ISBN 3-89735-422-5 , p. 40, 42, 43 .