Jürgen Wehrmann
Jürgen Wehrmann (born December 13, 1917 in Stettin ) is a German agricultural scientist and professor and was rector of the Technical University of Hanover from 1971 to 1972 .
Life
The son of a lawyer decided after high school in 1936 for a career as an officer . At the end of World War II he was a staff officer with the rank of major in the 547th Volksgrenadier Division . After the end of the war, Wehrmann completed his practical training and studies, and in 1950 he obtained an agricultural diploma from the University of Kiel . There doctorate he in 1953 at the Institute of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science to Dr. agr. After his habilitation , he worked as director of the Institute for Soil Science and Site Studies at the Munich Forest Research Institute and the University of Munich . In 1965 he became an adjunct professor and director of the Institute for Humus Management at the Research Institute for Agriculture Braunschweig-Völkenrode . In 1967 he received the chair for plant nutrition at the Technical University of Hanover. From 1971 to 1972 Wehrmann was rector of the Technical University of Hanover. In 1987 Wehrmann retired .
Fonts
- Manganese, copper and cobalt in the plants and soils of Schleswig-Holstein pastures. Dissertation. University of Kiel, 1953.
- with Hans-Christof Scharpf: Appropriate nitrogen fertilization. Estimate, calculate, measure. AID, Bonn 1982. 4th edition 1991.
- with Hans-Christof Scharpf: Nitrate in groundwater and food plants. AID, Bonn 1983. 6th edition 1991.
literature
- Arnold Finck : Professor Dr. agr. Jürgen Wehrmann on completing his 65th year of life . In: Journal for Plant Nutrition and Soil Science 145, 1982, 6, ISSN 0044-3263 , pp. 511-512.
- Hermann August / Ludwig Degener / Walter Habel: Who is who ?, 1993/94: the German Who's Who , Volume 32, ISBN 978-3795020132 , p. 1444
Web links
- Literature by and about Jürgen Wehrmann in the catalog of the German National Library
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hansgeorg Model: The German General Staff Officer: His Selection and Training in the Reichswehr, Wehrmacht and Bundeswehr , Bernard & Graefe, 1968, p. 240
- ↑ Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau, Volume 19, Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1966, p. 83
- ^ Rector's speeches in the 19th and 20th centuries - online bibliography: Jürgen Wehrmann , accessed on March 30, 2010
Directors: Karl Karmarsch (1831–1875) | Wilhelm Launhardt (1875–1880)
Rectors: Wilhelm Launhardt (1880–1886) | Karl Dolezalek (1886-1892) | Wilhelm Kohlrausch (1892–1895) | Albert Frank (1895–1898) | Heinrich Köhler (1898–1901) | Ludwig Kiepert (1901–1904) | Georg Barkhausen (1904–1907) | Hermann Ost (1907–1910) | Franz Frese (1910–1911) | Karl Mohrmann (1911–1913) | Robert Otzen (1913–1915) | Carl Heim (1915–1917) | Ludwig Troske (1917–1919) | Conrad Müller (1919–1923) | Ernst Vetterlein (1923–1925) | Fritz Oesterlen (1925–1927) | Friedrich Quincke (1927–1929) | Otto Blum (1929–1931) | Ludwig Klein (1931–1933) | Otto Franzius (1933–1934) | Horst von Sanden (1934–1937) | Hanns Simons (1937–1939) | Alexander Matting (1940-1943) | Helmut Pfannmüller (1943–1945) | Conrad Müller (1945–1947) | Otto Flachsbart (1947–1950) | Walter Großmann (1950–1951) | Hermann Deckert (1951–1952) | Walter Hensen (1952–1954) | Hans Schönfeld (1954–1956) | Johannes Schlums (1956–1957) | Walter Theilacker (1957–1958) | Wilhelm Nicolaisen (1958–1959) | Egon Martyrer (1959–1960) | Wilhelm Wortmann (1960–1961) | Hans-Oskar Wilde (1961–1963) | Albert Vierling (1963–1964) | Walter Renard (1964–1966) | Theodor Kaluza (1966–1968) | Alf Pflüger (1968–1969) | Eduard Pestel (1969–1970) | Hermann Böhrs (1970–1971) | Jürgen Wehrmann (1971–1972) | Lothar Hübl (1973–1974) | Gerhart Laage (1974–1975) | Hinrich Seidel (1975–1977) | Otwin Massing (1977–1978) | Klaus Schäfer (1978–1979)
President: Hinrich Seidel (1979–1997) | Ludwig Schätzl (1997–2005) | Erich Barke (2005–2014) | Volker Epping (since 2015)
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Wehrmann, Jürgen |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German agricultural scientist and rector of Leibniz University Hannover (1971–1972) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 13, 1917 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Szczecin |