Klaus Scharenberg

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Klaus Scharenberg (born October 6, 1931 ) is a German lawyer , general staff officer and former head of the Fü S I 5 department and vice president of the CISM .

Life

In February 1980, the General Staff Officer Scharenberg took over the management of the Fü SI 5 major unit in the command staff of the armed forces, which was composed of three units . Thus he was responsible for the Bundeswehr-Sozialwerk (BwSW), the reservists, sport in the Bundeswehr (Bw), the soldiers' relief organization and the military music . At the same time he took over the seat of the officially appointed assessor on the federal board of the BwSW for almost eleven years . At the meeting of the federal executive committee from March 6 to 9, 1991 in Oberwiesenthal , Colonel i. G. Scharenberg adopted. The then federal chairman and now honorary chairman Egon Storz paid tribute to his services to the BwSW and awarded Scharenberg the gold badge of the BwSW . His merits include, for example, charity events with the Bundeswehr music corps and the traditional soccer game between the Bw national team and VfB Stuttgart . Scharenberg also enjoyed a high reputation abroad and accompanied the position of Vice President of the global military sports association CISM . The President of the Republic of Nigeria Ibrahim Babangida awarded him the honor of Member of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for his services in providing sporting aid to African countries .

After finishing his professional career, Klaus Scharenberg is now working as a chronicler in his home town of Döhle and in 2008 published a book on the history of the place and the surrounding area.

Awards

  • Member of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (presumably) in 1990
  • Gold badge of honor from the Bundeswehr Social Welfare Service in 1991

Works

  • Klaus Scharenberg: Winsen 1619–1626 - the coins and the years of need: with contributions to the coins from Harburg and Moisburg (=  Winsener Schriften . Volume 8 ). Local history and museum association Winsen (Luhe) and surroundings, Winsen (Luhe) 2000, ISBN 3-9803038-8-8 .
  • Klaus Scharenberg: Döhle: history of a heath village and the surrounding area (=  Winsener writings . Volume 12 ). Local history and museum association Winsen (Luhe) and surroundings, Winsen (Luhe) 2007, ISBN 978-3-9809115-3-5 .

Web links

literature

  • Federal Board of Directors of the Bundeswehr-Sozialwerk e. V. (Ed.): Our Bundeswehr-Sozialwerk e. V. No. 04 . Andr. Peter Esser, Hürth 2011, p. 20 ( yumpu.com - portrait of K. Scharenberg included).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hansgeorg Model, Jens Prause: General Staff in Transition: New Ways in General Staff Training in the Bundeswehr . Bernard & Graefe, 1982, ISBN 978-3-7637-5241-6 , pp. 199 .
  2. ^ OW Dragoons (ed.): The Bundeswehr 1989. Organization and equipment of the armed forces of the Federal Republic of Germany at the end of the Cold War . Issue August 1, 2010. microarmormayhem.com (PDF)
  3. ↑ Ex-DFB President: Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder is dead . Bundeswehr social work
  4. ↑ European military science, Wehrwissenschaftliche Rundschau . Volume 39. Publisher European Defense. 1990, p. 120.
  5. ↑ Martin Teske: Village chronicler presents curiosity: hearty from the beatings register. (PDF; 11 kB) December 5, 2007, accessed on January 18, 2016 .
personal data
SURNAME Scharenberg, Klaus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German general staff officer, head of division in the command staff of the armed forces and vice-president of CISM
DATE OF BIRTH October 6, 1931