Julius Fischel

Julius Fischel (born January 15, 1819 in Bacharach , † August 9, 1912 in Koblenz ) was a lawyer and judicial councilor . As a long-time city councilor, he was made an honorary citizen of Koblenz on October 2, 1901 .

Life

After studying law, he settled as a lawyer in Koblenz in 1847, where he was admitted to the regional court as a lawyer the following year . In 1867 he was elected to the Koblenz City Council as a member of the National Liberal Party , of which he was a member until 1911. From 1883 Fischel also worked as an honorary councilor for the city administration. In 1901 the city council recognized his long-standing commitment to the well-being of the city with the title of honorary citizen, and in 1907 a street in the old town of Koblenz was named after him.

In addition to his involvement in local politics, Fischel had been a member of the Koblenz casino company since 1847 , and he was part of its management for six terms. In addition, he was active as a presbyter in the Protestant community for 56 years and for almost as long in the Evangelical Monastery of St. Martin . Julius Fischel died on August 9, 1912. He was buried in the main cemetery in Koblenz .

His son Max von Fischel was chief of the naval staff of the Imperial Navy and was raised to hereditary nobility in 1908.

Honors

1901: Honorary citizenship of the city of Koblenz .
1905: Honorary member of the Koblenz Casino Society.
1907: Renaming of the Seilerwall in the old town to “Fischelstraße”.

literature

Helmut Kampmann: When stones speak. Memorial plaques and memorial plaques in Koblenz. Fuck-Verlag, Koblenz 1992, p. 45f. ISBN 3-9803142-0-0
Wolfgang Schütz: Koblenz heads. People from the city's history - namesake for streets and squares. Verlag für Werbung Blätter GmbH Mülheim-Kärlich, Ed .: Bernd Weber, 2005 (2nd revised and expanded edition).

Individual evidence

↑ Due to the Second World War and the redesign since 1945, Fischelstrasse is only a short dead end at the end of Weißergasse. It has only one house number (No. 38, a winery). There is also the so-called Fischelpassage as a connection between Löhrcenter and Löhrstrasse.

personal data
SURNAME	Fischel, Julius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Lawyer and judiciary, honorary citizen of Koblenz
DATE OF BIRTH	January 15, 1819
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bacharach
DATE OF DEATH	August 9, 1912
Place of death	Koblenz

[1] Due to the Second World War and the redesign since 1945, Fischelstrasse is only a short dead end at the end of Weißergasse. It has only one house number (No. 38, a winery). There is also the so-called Fischelpassage as a connection between Löhrcenter and Löhrstrasse.