Heinrich von Haag

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Heinrich Daniel Maria Haag , since 1893 Ritter von Haag (born August 21, 1838 in Munich ; † November 13, 1928 ibid), pseudonym : Heinrich Haunsberg , was a Bavarian lawyer , civil servant and insurance specialist .

Life

origin

He was the son of the council and central cashier at the Royal Bavarian General Directorate of the Transport Authority in Munich Ludwig Haag (1804-1887) and his wife Johanna, née von Mangstel (1807-1893). His brother was the later Bavarian general of the infantry Hermann von Haag (1843-1935).

Career

After having passed the Abitur, Haag completed a law degree at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich . After he had already dealt with the issues of agriculture during his studies, Haag subsequently took up the position of district secretary of the Agricultural Association of Upper Bavaria , then he was appointed district assessor and chairman of the agricultural district committee in Laufen . In 1875 he was appointed to the State Ministry of the Interior to do the preparatory work for the Fire Insurance Act , after which he was appointed as a consultant at the newly created Fire Insurance Chamber.

After he was appointed ministerial director in 1880 , he was made head of the insurance and agriculture departments in the Ministry of the Interior. Haag, who also chaired the Land consolidation and cultivation commissions, was responsible for the establishment of the hail insurance company in 1884, the world's first state hail insurance company, and the cattle insurance company in 1896. In 1896, Haag took over the presidency of the Insurance Chamber , which he held until he retired in 1910. It was in this era that the Horse Insurance Company was established in 1900.

Haag was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Bavarian Crown by Prince Regent Luitpold in 1893 . Associated with this was the elevation to the personal nobility status and he was allowed to call himself "Knight of the Hague" after his entry in the nobility register . In 1910 he had received the Grand Commander of this order. Haag, who was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg in 1897 , emerged as the author of comments on Bavarian agricultural and insurance laws and of theater plays under the pseudonym Heinrich Haunsberg.

family

He married Karoline (1841-1929), daughter of the Imperial and Royal Rittmeister Raimund Kaan Edler von Albest, in Kufstein in 1866 .

Publications

  • The law on irrigation and drainage undertakings for the purpose of soil culture of May 28, 1852, Grubert, Munich 1866.
  • Agriculture at the World Exhibition in Paris. EA Fleischmann's Buchhandlung, Munich 1867.
  • The farm animals. Compilation and explanation of all provisions relating to the same, including the law on rinderpest, cattle warranties and the disease regulations, etc. EA Fleischmann's Buchhandlung, Munich 1868.
  • Representation of the agricultural conditions in the district of Laufen in Upper Bavaria. EA Fleischmann's Buchhandlung, Munich 1870.
  • The licensing regulations and the related executive regulations. Beck, Munich 1882.
  • The Bavarian law on land consolidation of May 29, 1886. Beck, Munich 1886.
  • The regulations on Bavarian horse breeding. Beck, Munich 1891.
  • Brief description of the agricultural conditions in Bavaria. Oldenbourg, Munich 1893.
  • Real estate fire insurance in its legal relationships: Lecture given at the Legal Society in Munich. Gotteswinter, Munich 1903.
  • With Heinrich von Jan: The Bavarian Hail Insurance Act of February 13, 1884/4. April 1910: In the version of the announcement of April 23, 1910. Explanation and with implementation regulations, forms and an item register. Issue 2, Beck, Munich 1910.
  • The Bavarian law, regarding Die Landeskultur-Rentenanstalt, of April 21, 1894. Edition 2, Beck, Munich 1911.
  • The Bavarian Horse Insurance Law in the version of the law of April 4, 1910 including the normal statute of April 18, 1910 with explanations and implementation regulations. Issue 2, Beck, Munich 1911.
  • The daughter of Jephthah: tragedy in five acts. FP Datterer & Cie. Munich 1914.
  • The juggler: Dramatic scene based on the story by E. Simson. FP Datterer & Cie. Munich 1917.

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Court and State Handbook of the Kingdom of Bavaria 1895. R. Oldenbourg publishing house. P. 21.
personal data
SURNAME Haag, Heinrich von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Haunsberg, Heinrich (pseudonym); Haag, Heinrich; Haag, Heinrich Daniel Maria Ritter von (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, civil servant and insurance specialist
DATE OF BIRTH August 21, 1838
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH November 13, 1928
Place of death Munich