Johann Oskar Schibler

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Johann Oskar Schibler (born September 16, 1862 in Aarau ; † March 19, 1932 there ; entitled to live in Walterswil and Aarau) was a Swiss politician ( FDP ) and judge . From 1912 until his death he was Councilor of the Canton of Aargau .

biography

The son of Johann Jakob Schibler, a teacher at the Aarau Cantonal School , also attended this school, but passed his Matura at the Solothurn grammar school . During his school days in Aarau he made close friends with the poet Frank Wedekind ; together with Walter Laué and Adolf Vögtlin they founded the Senatus Poeticus poets' association . The suicide of two classmates in her class later inspired Wedekind to the drama Spring Awakening . Two of Wedekind's poems, An Schibler and Meinem Oskar , are dedicated to Schibler.

After finishing high school, Schibler studied law at the universities of Friborg , Strasbourg , Leipzig and Bern . In 1889 he passed the court clerk and bar exam in the canton of Solothurn . In the same year he was employed in the Aargau Justice and Police Department, and in 1892 the cantonal government appointed him President of the Kulm District Court . From 1902 to 1912 he was a member of the Aargau Higher Court (from 1909 to 1911 as President of the Commercial Department).

Schibler's political career began in 1893 when he was elected to the Grand Council , of which he was a member until 1902. In 1900/01 he was President of the Grand Council. In 1912 he was elected to the cantonal government. As a government councilor, Schibler headed the Justice and Police Department until 1922, then the Department of the Interior; During his entire 20-year tenure, he was also the medical director. In addition, he was President of the Aarau District Cultural Society and co-founder of the Wynentalbahn .

literature

  • Biographical Lexicon of the Canton of Aargau 1803–1957 . In: Historical Society of the Canton of Aargau (Ed.): Argovia . tape 68/69 . Verlag Sauerländer, Aarau 1958, p. 667-668 .

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