Julius Eichner
Julius Eichner was a German National Socialist local politician.
Career
Eichner came from Homburg. He completed his professional training as a mechanical engineer. After the National Socialists came to power and Hanns Beer was deposed , he was appointed mayor of Zirndorf . At the same time he was head of the local branch of the NSDAP . He stayed in office until 1945.
Fonts
- Zirndorf: a Franconian city and its development; published on the occasion of the 25th return of Zirndorf's elevation to the city of Zirndorf, 1937
Web links
- Bourgeois and social workers , nordbayern.de, January 13, 2012
Karl Wilhelm Theodor Hauck |… | Johann Georg Hoffmann (1870–1887) | Johann Georg Maier (1888–1907) | Georg Zimmermann (1907–1909) | Bernhard Bammessel (1909–1918) | Wilhelm Stettner (1919–1924) | Hanns Beer (1925–1933) | Julius Eichner (1933–1945) | Konrad Krönmeyer (1945) | Michael Emmerling (1945–1949) | Leonhard Förtsch (1949–1961) | Virgilio Röschlein (1962–1994) | Gert Kohl (1994-2006) | Thomas Zwingel (since 2006)
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Eichner, Julius |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German National Socialist local politician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 19th century or 20th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 20th century or 21st century |