Hermann Ott (politician)

Hermann Ott

Hermann Ott (born April 23, 1870 in Rulfingen , † March 18, 1934 in Sigmaringen ) was a German politician ( center ).

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Ott attended elementary school in Rulfingen from 1876 to 1884 . By 1891 he completed an apprenticeship as a painter in Sigmaringen and Bruchsal. He then spent two years with the 12th Bavarian Infantry Regiment. From 1893 to 1896 he was trained at technical schools in Karlsruhe and Munich . In 1896, Ott started his own business as a painter in Sigmaringen, where he opened a shop. In 1908 he married. From 1913 he was a city councilor in Sigmaringen.

From 1914 to 1918, Ott took part in the First World War as a medic . After the war, he began to be more politically active: As a member of the Catholic Center Party, he initially took on numerous offices at the municipal level: In 1919 Ott became a member of the municipal parliament of the Hohenzollernsche Lande and in 1922 a city councilor in Sigmaringen, where he also became an alderman in 1926. He also served temporarily as a member of the district committee and the Sigmaringer trade association and, since 1921, as president of the Hohenzollern Chamber of Commerce.

In the Reichstag elections of September 1930 Ott was a candidate of the Center for the constituency 31 (Württemberg) in the Reichstag voted, which it initially belonged to November 1,932th He later returned to the Reichstag from July to November 1933.

Web links

• Hermann Ott in the database of members of the Reichstag