Hermann Heimhardt

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Hermann Heimhardt (born September 5, 1907 in Voerde ; † February 21, 1972 ibid) was a German district administrator.

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After studying law in Munich and Göttingen , Hermann Heimhardt became a trainee lawyer at the Higher Regional Court of Celle and three years later a court assessor . In November 1935 he moved to the Reich Ministry for Food and Agriculture and in October 1936 worked for the Führer ’s deputy . On March 29, 1939, he was initially acting as a substitute, then from September onwards and from November 6, 1939 as the district administrator of the Meschede district . On January 2, 1941, he was seconded to Paris as a war administrator and put on hold in January 1942 for disposition. The Dortmund Service Penal Chamber sentenced him on March 17, 1942 for a criminal offense involving removal from service. The reason for this was the sentencing to three months in prison for being completely drunk by a military court in Dijon. On May 13, 1945 Heimhardt was dismissed as district administrator by order of the military government . He had joined the NSDAP in November 1932 and was SA Obersturmführer .

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SURNAME Heimhardt, Hermann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German administrative lawyer, NSDAP functionary, district administrator of the Meschede district (1939–1941)
DATE OF BIRTH September 5, 1907
PLACE OF BIRTH Voerde
DATE OF DEATH February 21, 1972
Place of death Voerde