Herbert Schier (politician)

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Herbert Schier (born January 13, 1897 in Reichenberg ; † August 8, 1960 in Regensburg ) was a German politician of the GB / BHE and from 1950 until his death a member of the Bavarian state parliament .

Career

Vocational training and employment

Schier attended high school and the commercial academy, a business school, in Aussig . After the First World War he worked as a self-employed businessman, repeated, due to the change in the curriculum in the meanwhile founded Czechoslovakia , his high school entrance examination and studied law and political science. In 1933 he received his doctorate from the German University in Prague . Then he was a trainee in the legal preparatory service and settled as a lawyer in Aussig. In mid-1947 he moved to Regensburg, where he continued his work as a lawyer.

Political activity

In 1918 Schier participated in the establishment of the DNSAP , for which he was part of the Reichenberg city council. He was later expelled from the party. After the war, he helped found the BHE in Bavaria. In 1948 he moved into the Regensburg city council, where he became chairman of the "Free Association" faction at the end of 1957. In the state elections in 1950 , Schier received a mandate in the state parliament through the constituency of Upper Palatinate , which was confirmed in 1954 and 1958 . After his death, Georg Hilburger moved to the state parliament. On October 28, 1953, Schier was proposed by his parliamentary group as the successor to Theodor Oberländer in the role of State Secretary for Refugees in the Ehard III cabinet . Prime Minister Hans Ehard , however, rejected this person. According to reports, Schier is said to have had contacts with Czechoslovak authorities, and his political stance should also have played a role in the rejection. On November 10, 1953, Schier resigned from the post and Walter Stain was appointed State Secretary.

Private

Schier was married. He died of a heart attack on August 8, 1960 and was buried three days later in the Regensburg- Keilberg cemetery.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Jaromír Balcar, Thomas Schlemmer (ed.): At the top of the CSU: The governing bodies of the Christian Social Union from 1946 to 1955 , Munich 2007, p. 392
  2. Aussiger Bote 1960, p. 323 (PDF)