Karl Knöller

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Karl Knöller (born June 8, 1868 in Höfen an der Enz ; † November 24, 1963 in Mühlacker ) was a German local researcher, writer and composer.

Life

Karl Knöller was an illegitimate son of the Kommerzienrat Carl Commerell , a manufacturer in Höfen, and a domestic help. Presumably his biological father financed Knoller's training as a teacher.

Karl Knöller initially worked as an assistant teacher before he got a position as a lower main teacher in the Realschule Dürrmenz -Mühlacker in 1901. It was here that he began to write poetry and to compose and also to deal with the local history and to take care of the preservation and beautification of the buildings and other monuments: He took care of the redesign of the castle ruins and the associated facilities, founded together with Dr. August Hebenstreit opened a local museum in 1929 and was active in the beautification association, of which he was a member. There he was z. B. active with regard to the creation of the Arnaud monument and the layout of the path to the Kisslingwald and the castle path. Knöller often wrote articles for the newspaper, published poems and wrote a homeland book with the title Unser Dürrmenz-Mühlacker , which was reprinted decades later. On September 16, 1925 he was granted honorary citizenship in Mühlacker; In the associated minutes of the local council you can read, among other things: "What Studienrat Knöller, as a board member of the Beautification Association, has done in a self-sacrificing manner for the general public and thus for the community." In 1933, Karl Knöller retired; the Federal Cross of Merit .

Knöller's house on Dürrmenzer Königstraße and his grave in the cemetery there are still preserved. There is a Karl-Knöller-Straße in Mühlacker.

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Individual evidence

  1. Two murderers were beheaded in Neuenbürg , in: Schwarzwälder Bote , April 17, 2012 ( online )
  2. Werner Burckhart: Pforzheim and der Enzkreis , Theiss, 1976, ISBN 978-3-806-20144-4 , p. 207 ( limited preview in the Google book search)
  3. Marlis Lippik: Bis zum bitteren Ende , Stadt Mühlacker, 1995, p. 5 ( limited preview in the Google book search)
  4. Eva Filitz, In the footsteps of Karl Möller , in: Mühlacker Tagblatt , January 4, 2011 ( online )