Hans Lokscha

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Johann Franz "Hans" Lokscha (born February 25, 1895 in Marienberg near Mährisch Ostrau ; † May 4, 1975 in Dorf Tirol , South Tyrol ) was an Austrian agricultural scientist in Vienna and a politician ( SdP ) in Brno .

Life

He studied agriculture at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna . In World War I served as an officer in the Austro-Hungarian army. After the end of the war, Lokscha taught as a private lecturer at the German Technical University in Brno and was also an agricultural inspector of the German section of the Moravian Country Culture Council. In 1939 he was appointed director of the State Agricultural Research Institute in Brno.

After the Second World War, Lokscha worked in the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of the Republic of Austria .

He was a member of the Catholic student associations KaV Norica Wien , KDStV Nibelungia Brünn and KDStV Elbmark Tetschen-Liebwerd.

Works

  • Fertilization with superphosphate based on simple fertilization experiments . With ill. Brno: German Section d. Moravian Regional Culture Council. 1905.
  • Plant cultivation conditions in the area of ​​activity of the German section of the mähr. State culture council, with special consideration of grain cultivation , 1927.
  • Barley growing in the German areas of Moravia , 1929.
  • Plant cultivation from Holland , 1932.
  • The corn fly and its damage to corn , 1933.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Detlef Brandes: Die Sudetendeutschen in the crisis year 1938 , Oldenbourg, 2008, p. 373. ( limited preview online at Google Book Search ).
  2. ^ Czechoslovakia. Ministerstvo zemědělství: Sborník Výzkumných Ústavů Zemědělských CSR Recueil de Travaux of the Institut des Recherches Agronomiques de la République Tchécoslovaque , Volumes 27-30, 1927, p. 93. ( limited preview online with Google Book Search ).
  3. Klosterneuburg (Austria) Higher Federal Training and Research Institute for Vienna and Fruit Cultivation: Mitteilungen , 1960, p. 287. ( limited preview online with Google Book Search ).