Klaus Sojka

Klaus Sojka (born November 10, 1926 in Gogolin , Upper Silesia , † September 8, 2009 in Deggendorf ) was a German lawyer , specialist author on nature, environmental and, above all, animal welfare issues. He was state chairman and top candidate of the DVU in Schleswig-Holstein and from the beginning of 1999 until his departure in 2000 he was also a member of the DVU federal board. He represented positions of the Reich Citizens Movement .

Life

Sojka studied after the war High School and serving in the Armed Forces Law , Economics and Political Science , the first and second legal lay state exam , and received his doctorate in 1953 at the University of Erlangen Dr. jur. on the subject of "The criminal treatment of half-adults" and in 1954 at the same university as a Dr. phil. on the subject of "Press and Economic Policy". According to his own statements, he then worked in the diploma examination commission, as a trainee lawyer , assessor and finally as a lawyer in Hamburg, as well as a managerial employee at banks and commercial enterprises. As a lawyer he worked for the anti-nuclear power movement , for example in connection with Brokdorf .

He is also said to have been a member of the Greens in the early phase of the party . For a time he was state chairman and top candidate of the DVU in Schleswig-Holstein and from the beginning of 1999 until his departure (as a result of a conflict with the DVU chairman Gerhard Frey over participation in the state elections in Schleswig-Holstein) in February 2000, he was also a temporary member of the DVU Federal Board of Directors. From 2001 onwards, he was designated as a legal representative in the first NPD ban proceedings alongside Horst Mahler and the legal advisor Hans Günter Eisenecker .

Sojka was a member of animal welfare and displaced persons organizations . He was president of the "Weltschutzbund e. V. ”, an organization that wanted to take part in the Lower Saxony state elections in 1974, but was not allowed to vote - a subsequent contestation of the election was unsuccessful. Another challenge to the validity of the election to the 11th German Bundestag in 1987, which he also requested, was unsuccessful. In matters of animal welfare, Sojka turned against slaughter, among other things . Among other things, he wrote the books “The Truth about the Wehrmacht: Reemtsma's Falsifications refuted” (about the Wehrmacht exhibitions ; published in 1998 by Gerhard Freys FZ-Verlag ) and “The FRG is not a state. Are all Germans stateless? ”(2008; according to the ideology of the Reich Citizens' Movement ).

In 2009 he applied to the International Court of Justice to determine that the Federal Republic of Germany did not exist.

Klaus Sojka last lived in Deggendorf .

Awards

• 1981: Recognition of the Felix Wankel Animal Welfare Research Prize (for his documentation "Fight against rabies through fox killings", 1979)
• "Pro Universitate!" Prize of the University of Science Szeged (Hungary)

Web links

• Literature by and about Klaus Sojka in the catalog of the German National Library

Individual evidence

1. ^ Website of Klaus Sojka, accessed July 29, 2009
2. ↑ WESER-KURIER April 14, 1981, page 2: "The right of demonstration employs BVG again"
3. ↑ Animal rights activists raise a mood against Jewish slaughter methods . In: Allgemeine Jüdische Wochenzeitung , September 2, 1999
4. ^ Manfred Gatterer: Youth and right-wing extremist violence in Germany. Master's thesis at the University of Innsbruck. Retrieved March 5, 2018 . 
5. ^ NPD ban: Mahler's Mandate , Focus , 49 (2000)
6. ^ Lübecker Nachrichten, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany: AfD Princess and the Reich Citizens Scene - Landtag calls for clarification. (No longer available online.) Formerly in the original ; accessed on March 4, 2018 (German).  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.