Johann Arnold Caspar Brügmann
Johann Arnold Caspar Brügmann was a German politician and mayor of the city of Dortmund .
After Napoleon took possession of the city of Dortmund and the surrounding county on November 7, 1806, French administrative structures were introduced. Dortmund became the seat of the Ruhr Department and at the same time the Mairie was set up. The Mairie Dortmund consisted of the city of Dortmund and today's districts and the former villages of Huckarde , Dorstfeld , Wambel and Körne .
On March 1, 1808, the Dortmund citizen Johann Arnold Caspar Brügmann was appointed Mayor . He occupied this office until February 7, 1812. His successor was Franz Mallinckrodt .
Maire: Johann Arnold Caspar Brügmann (1808–1812) | Franz Mallinckrodt (1812–)
Mayor: Franz Mallinckrodt (–1832) | Wilhelm Brügmann (1832–1847) | Karl Zahn (1847-1859)
Lord Mayor: Karl Zahn (1859–1871) | Hermann Becker (1871–1875) | Wilhelm von Becker (1875–1876) | Richard Prüfer (1876–1878) | Ernst Heinrich Lindemann (1878–1886) | Wilhelm Schmieding (1886–1910) | Ernst Eichhoff (1910–1933) | Ludwig Malzbender (1933) | Bruno Schüler (1933) | Willi Banike (1934–1945) | Hermann Ostrop (1945–1946) | Wilhelm Hansmann (1946) | Herbert Scholtissek (1946) | Fritz Henßler (1946–1953) | Dietrich Keuning (1954–1969) | Heinrich Sondermann (1969–1973) | Günter Samtlebe (1973–1999) | Gerhard Langemeyer (1999–2009) | Ullrich Sierau (since 2009)
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| SURNAME | Brügmann, Johann Arnold Caspar |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German politician and mayor of the city of Dortmund |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 18th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 19th century |