Karl Paul Haendly

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Karl Paul Haendly (born October 7, 1891 in Deuna , † September 16, 1965 in Heiligenstadt ) published a history of the Grevenbroich district in 1927 , which, thanks to its abundance of material, is still an important instrument for research into local history. He was then mayor of Dingelstädt from 1930 to 1934 and briefly provisional mayor of Oberhausen in 1945 .

Studies and professional life

From 1913 he studied at the higher technical college in Cologne, graduating as a civil engineer for structural engineering in 1918. He then studied law and economics for six semesters, graduating from the Fürst Leopold Academy in Detmold in 1922 with a degree in economics from. This was followed by various activities in administration, but also in industry and trade. From 1930 to 1934 he was mayor in Dingelstädt and in 1945 lord mayor in Oberhausen.

promotion

In 1949 he received his doctorate from the University of Cologne. rer. pol., but his work on the farmers and weavers of Eichsfeld (897–1933) could not be printed for the time being. It was published posthumously in 1996 in an expanded version.

Haendly was a member of the Catholic student union KD St. V. Grotenburg (Detmold) Cologne in the CV .

Works

On the history of Grevenbroich

  • The Grevenbroich district. Its economic development and the state of its administration. With a foreword by District Administrator Dr. Bird. Paderborn 1927.

more publishments

  • The rural cooperative system in Eichsfelde. Eichsfeld economic history . Duderstadt 1924 (Our Eichsfeld, special issue 2).
  • The Haendly family from Deuna in Eichsfeld . Deuna 1936.
  • Farmers and weavers from Eichsfeld. History of a small German state, its economy and the people who inhabited it; 897 to 1933 . (Diss.) Cologne 1949.
  • The Electoral Mainz Principality of Eichsfeld in the course of its history, its economy and its people from 897 to 1933 . Duderstadt 1996.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Carsten Doerfert: The Prince Leopold Academy for Administrative Sciences - Attempt and failure of a university in Detmold (1916–1924) . Publishing house for regional history, Bielefeld 2016, p. 189 .