Gerhart locks

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Gerhart Schlösser (born December 7, 1908 in Stuttgart , † February 3, 1980 in Liestal near Basel ) was a German administrative lawyer and Greffier of the Council of Europe .

Schlösser attended the Eberhard-Ludwigs-Gymnasium and Dillmann-Gymnasium Stuttgart from 1915 to 1927 and then studied law and political science in Tübingen , Munich and Berlin . He had been a member of the Academic Society Stuttgardia Tübingen since 1927 , passed the first higher judicial service examination in 1931 and was a trainee lawyer at Stuttgart courts and employee at the Stuttgart auditing company Krämer until the second higher judicial service examination in 1934/35. In 1932 he received his doctorate from the University of Tübingen. jur. PhD.

After completing his legal clerkship, Schlösser was a government assessor in the city of Stuttgart and at the Heidenheim and Aalen district offices from 1935 to 1936 . He then switched to business and initially took a position as an assistant manager at the Gollnow & Söhne steelworks in Stettin , moved to the Wanderer works in Chemnitz in 1940 as head of the legal department and in 1941 as head of legal, personnel and administrative Department for the agricultural machinery manufacturer Hofherr-Schrantz in Vienna . In 1945 he returned to the civil service and joined the state finance office in Tübingen, in 1947 he was appointed ministerial advisor to the finance ministry of the state of Württemberg-Hohenzollern and in 1949 as ministerial advisor to the state ministry of the state of Württemberg-Baden , in which he had the title of "state councilor since 1952 “Led.

1956 locks was a candidate of the Federal Republic to the registrar of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council appointed. With tasks that corresponded to those of a Parliamentary Director, he was one of the three highest officials of the Council of Europe after the Secretary General and his deputy. The later General Secretary Georg Kahn-Ackermann characterized him as one of the "most sympathetic, talented and essentially European chief officials who have ever worked for the Strasbourg organization." In 1971, Schlösser retired.

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  1. ^ Georg Kahn-Ackermann: Notes and memories. (Member of the German Bundestag. Volume 13). Boppard 1994, p. 58.