Friedrich Meinzolt

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Friedrich Meinzolt (born July 18, 1886 in Bächingen adBrenz , † October 31, 1984 in Munich ) was a German lawyer.

Career

Friedrich Meinzolt was born as the son of the pastor Christian Meinzolt and Sophie Meinzolt born. Nägelsbach was born in Bächingen an der Brenz. After attending school in Nördlingen (Progymnasium) and in Augsburg (Gymnasium St. Anna), he studied law at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg , Berlin and Munich. In Erlangen he joined the Uttenruthia in the Schwarzburgbund in the winter semester of 1905/06 .

As a student he was enthusiastic about Friedrich Naumann's ideas and was a member of the German People's Party for a short time . Since he refused to join the NSDAP, he had to give up his work as a public prosecutor.

He passed the second state examination in law in December 1912 in Bayreuth and initially worked as a lawyer in Nuremberg . After participating in the First World War , he began his career in the Bavarian civil service in 1919. It took him from Munich via Augsburg (1925–1933 judge at the regional court), Frankenthal (1933–1937 senior public prosecutor) back to Munich (1937–1948 judge at the higher regional court, 1948–1954 judge at the Bavarian supreme regional court).

From 1946 to 1971 he was chairman of the Association for Inner Mission in Munich .

As a representative of the charitable organizations, he was a member of the Bavarian Senate from 1947 to the end of 1967 and was most recently its senior president.

Honors

literature

  • Helga Schmöger (arr.): The Bavarian Senate. Biographical-Statistical Handbook 1947–1997 . Main band. Droste, Düsseldorf 1998, ISBN 3-7700-5207-2 , ( handbooks on the history of parliamentarism and political parties 10).
  • Friedrich Forssman (ed.): You were Uttenreuther. Life pictures of former Erlangen students . Philistine Association of Uttenruthia, Erlangen, 1993.