Kurt Annecke

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Kurt Karl Julius Annecke (born September 4, 1902 in Quedlinburg , † April 10, 1961 in Mainz ) was a German pharmacist . As the responsible specialist for pharmacy at the Reich Ministry of the Interior, he was the highest-ranking pharmacist within the administrative bureaucracy of the Third Reich . At the beginning of the 1950s, Annecke continued his career as the ministerial official responsible for pharmacy at the State Ministry of the Interior in Rhineland-Palatinate . In 1957, as the responsible ministerial official, he played a key role in the founding of the German Pharmacy Museum in Heidelberg.

Life

Kurt Annecke was the son of a manufacturer. He finished his pharmacy studies at the Technical University of Braunschweig in April 1930 with the appointment to the pharmacist and completed a study of chemistry that he in 1933 with the promotion of Dr.-Ing. graduated, as well as at the same time with the state examination as a food chemist . Annecke worked at the Pharmaceutical Institute of the Technical University as a university assistant until he began working as a scientific employee at the Reich Health Office in November 1935 . After serving as a civil servant in the following year, he rose to a member of the Reich Health Office, before moving to the Reich Ministry of the Interior as a pharmaceutical specialist in 1939 , where he was last appointed Ministerialrat from 1943 and was responsible for pharmacy and drug procurement in Department IV (Public Health) .

Annecke had been a member of the NSDAP since 1931 and "clerk for pharmacy issues" at NSDÄB South Hanover / Braunschweig.

After the end of the Second World War, Annecke initially worked for the Buchler company in Braunschweig, then as a research assistant at the Lower Saxony Chamber of Pharmacists . After denazification had been completed , he returned to the civil service in 1951 and became a consultant for pharmaceuticals in the health department of the Ministry of the Interior of Rhineland-Palatinate in Mainz, where he was promoted to government director until 1961 .

Honorary positions and scientific work

In the 1950s, Annecke was a lecturer in pharmaceutical law at the University of Mainz . In addition, he was an honorary member of the board of directors of the German Pharmacy Museum Foundation , which he was instrumental in rebuilding in Heidelberg in 1957. He was also head of the Rhineland-Palatinate group of the International Society for the History of Pharmacy .

Fonts (selection)

  • Contributions to the elucidation of the constitution of ether precipitation from soft Manila copal , dissertation, Braunschweig 1933.
  • The plague orders of the 16th - 18th centuries and their historical influence , Nemayer, Munich 1938.
  • The sweetener in the drug trade, H. Weiss-Verlag , Berlin 1939.
  • Changes in pharmaceutical training , EF Keller, Stollberg 1939.
  • The German pharmacist, cultural bearer of the new time , EF Keller, Berlin 1940.
  • Employing non-pharmaceutically trained persons (assistants) in pharmacies. On the circular issued by the Reich Ministry of the Interior of April 15, 1940 , EF Keller, Stollberg 1940.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kurt Annecke, 1933, “Contributions to the constitutional elucidation of ether precipitation from soft Manila copal”: Dissertation, TU Braunschweig
  2. ^ A b Winfried Süss, Der "Volkskörper" im Krieg - Health Policy, Health Conditions and Sick Murder in National Socialist Germany 1939-1945: Institute for Contemporary History , Oldenbourg, Munich, 2003, ISBN 3-486-56719-5 , p. 105, p. 459
personal data
SURNAME Annecke, Kurt
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Annecke, Kurt Karl Julius (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pharmacist, food chemist and ministerial official
DATE OF BIRTH 4th September 1902
PLACE OF BIRTH Quedlinburg
DATE OF DEATH April 10, 1961
Place of death Mainz