Chamber of Crafts Niederbayern-Oberpfalz

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The Niederbayern-Oberpfalz Chamber of Crafts is one of 53 chambers of crafts in Germany .

It emerged on January 1, 1974 through the merger of the Lower Bavaria Chamber of Crafts and the Upper Palatinate Chamber of Crafts. The chamber district includes the administrative districts of Lower Bavaria and Upper Palatinate in eastern Bavaria . The chamber is located in Regensburg and Passau .

history

As a result of a change in the trade regulations , 63 chambers of crafts were formed in the German Reich on April 1, 1900 . In the Kingdom of Bavaria , a chamber of crafts was set up in each of the 8 districts. These included the Lower Bavaria Chamber of Crafts , based in Passau, and the Upper Palatinate and Regensburg Chamber of Crafts, based in Regensburg.

In 1942, the Chambers of Crafts and the Chambers of Industry and Commerce were abolished and merged into Gau chambers of commerce . The chambers of crafts in Lower Bavaria and Upper Palatinate became part of the Bayreuth Gauwirtschaftskammer. After the Second World War, the old craft chambers were restored.

On January 1, 1974, the two chambers merged into today's Chamber of Crafts Niederbayern-Oberpfalz.

tasks

The Chamber of Crafts is a corporation under public law that performs a variety of tasks for its members. These tasks are stipulated by law in the craft regulations.

The Chamber of Crafts represents the interests of its member companies and organizes the self-administration of the craft business group in the region. It is also a key service provider: it offers extensive training opportunities in its eleven training centers. Craft businesses can also take advantage of free advisory services.

The handicrafts in Eastern Bavaria are of particular economic importance. As a manufacturing trade and as a service provider, it covers the field between industry and consumers. Craft activities range from artistic craftsmanship to the serial production of products at a technically high level. With its 94 professions from optician to two-wheel mechanic, craft is the most versatile and the second strongest economic sector in the region.

President

Lower Bavaria Chamber of Crafts (until 1974)

Term of office president
1900-1902 Alexander Sutor, Passau
1902-1909 Josef Weishäupl, Passau
1909-1921 Georg Lasser, Passau
1921-1929 Ludwig Sterr, Passau
1929-1933 Benedikt Hirschenauer , Passau
1933-1939 Max Moosbauer, Passau
1939-1943 Ludwig Voggenreiter, Passau
1943-1945 Michael Höber Passau (Head of the Passau branch of the Bayreuth Chamber of Commerce)
1945–1951 Benedikt Hirschenauer , Member of the State Parliament, Passau
1951-1972 Gustav Haydn , MdS , Heining
1972-1974 Gerhard Bertram, Passau

Chamber of Crafts Upper Palatinate (until 1974)

Term of office president
1900-1912 Josef Hochapfel, Regensburg
1912-1918 Fritz Pfluger, State Trade Council, Regensburg
1918-1933 Thomas Härtl , State Trade Council, Regensburg
1933-1934 Fritz Hamm, Regensburg
1934-1935 Johann Scheid , Regensburg
1935-1942 Hans Meierhofer, Regensburg
1942-1945 Josef Diermeier, Regensburg (Head of the Regensburg branch of the Bayreuth Gauwirtschaftskammer)
1945-1950 Anton Kerling, Regensburg
1950-1959 Otto Zöllner, Regensburg
1959-1974 Bernhard Suttner , MdS, MdL, Regensburg

Chamber of Crafts Niederbayern-Oberpfalz (from 1974)

Term of office president
1974-1979 Bernhard Suttner, MdS, Regensburg
1974-1979 Gerhard Bertram, Passau
1979-1994 Hans Scheid, Regensburg
1994-1999 Josef Tritscheler, Salzweg
1994-2014 Hans Stark, hall
1999-2014 Franz Prebeck, bow
since 2014 Georg Haber, Regensburg

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Martin Will: Self-administration of the economy: Law and history of self-administration in the chambers of industry and commerce, craft guilds, district craftsmen's associations, chambers of crafts and chambers of agriculture, 2011, ISBN 3161507053 , page 586, 633, online
  2. ^ List of presidents since 1900
  3. ^ List of presidents since 1900