Joachim Friedrich von Alt-Stutterheim

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Joachim Friedrich von Alt-Stutterheim (born December 29, 1889 on Gut Sophienthal , Bartenstein district (East Pr.) ; † December 8, 1950 in Schnathorst , North Rhine-Westphalia ) was a German civil servant. Among other things, he served as police chief of Breslau and as government vice-president of Potsdam and Szczecin .

Life and activity

Alt-Stutterheim was the son of the landowner Fritz von Alt-Stutterheim (* 1849) and his wife Elsbeth (1859-1920). On his father's side, he came from an old noble family.

After attending school, Alt-Stutterheim studied law. In 1912 he was appointed court trainee. After participating in the First World War , from which he returned with the rank of major, he was appointed government trainee with the government in Königsberg and with the district office in Wehlau in 1919. In 1921 he was appointed government assessor and employed by the governments of Gumbinnen and Allenstein and by the district offices in Heinrichswalde ( Niederung district ) and Heydekrug . In 1924 he received the rank of government councilor. In the following years he was employed as a councilor for the governments in Allenstein and Breslau .

At the beginning of February 1933, shortly after the National Socialists came to power , Alt-Stutterheim, considered to be conservative, was appointed acting police chief of the Silesian provincial capital, Breslau. In this position he was replaced at the end of March by the Silesian SA commander Edmund Heines , who from then on led the SA and police in Silesia in personal union. Instead, Alt-Stutterheim moved to Potsdam as Vice President of the Government on March 25, 1933. After quarrels with the Brandenburg Gauleiter of the NSDAP , Wilhelm Kube , due to the SA terror in this province , Alt-Stutterheim was transferred to Stettin on September 30, 1933 as Vice President of the Government.

From 1942 Alt-Stutterheim took part in the Second World War.

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  1. ^ The Ostpreußenblatt of January 5, 1951, p. 20 ( online ).