List of representatives in the municipal parliament of the Hohenzollern Lands, 1933
This list names the members of the municipal parliament of the Hohenzollern Lands in the fifth and last electoral term of the Weimar Republic in 1933 .
composition
A municipal parliament was elected for the last time on March 12, 1933. Similar to the Reichstag elections that had taken place a week earlier , the election campaign was not free from interference. Nevertheless, the center again received a majority in the municipal parliament. With the Prussian law on the extension of the powers of the Oberpräsident (Oberpräsidentsgesetz) of December 15, 1933, the municipal parliament was dissolved on December 31, 1933.
The communal parliament had 24 members (of which only 23 were occupied), who were elected in a constituency in free and equal elections. The Hohenzollern Lands were by far predominantly Catholic. The German Center Party (Zentrum) received a total of 12 seats (−3) in the municipal state elections in 1933, the NSDAP , which was represented in the local government for the first time, received 10 seats and the DNVP (Hohenzollern Farmers' Union) received one seat (−1).
list
| MP | job | Political party | Term of office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fridolin Blender | Farmer, Vilsingen | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Heinrich Rinklef | Engineer, Sigmaringendorf | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Karl Sträßle | Mayor, Sigmaringen | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Otto Kugler | Master potter, Ostrach | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Vincent Stehle | Farmer, Bittelbronn | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Karl Maier | Forest Officer, Betra | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Xaver Haug | Motor vehicle driver, Hechingen | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Max Klaiber | Teacher, Steinhilben | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Paul Schell | Farmer, Vilsingen | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Wilhelm Rapp | Farmer, Heidenhof / Dießen | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Franz Keller | Agriculture Council, Haigerloch | Hohenzollern farmers' union | 1933 |
| Carl Vogel | Pastor, Straßberg | center | 1933 |
| Emil Straub | Farmer, Otterswang | center | 1933 |
| Hermann Ott | Master painter, Sigmaringen | center | 1933 |
| August Hebeisen | Zimmermann, Veringendorf | center | 1933 |
| Josef Strobel | Mayor, Ablach | center | 1933 |
| Leonhard Stiegler | Graduate commercial teacher, Sigmaringen | center | 1933 |
| Clemens Moser | Student councilor, Hechingen | center | 1933 |
| Hermann Eger | Farmer, Weildorf | center | 1933 |
| Alois Mayer | Factory owner, Burladingen | center | 1933 |
| Simon Hausch | Farmer, Wessingen | center | 1933 |
| Franz Dreher | People's office and workers' representatives, Hechingen | center | 1933 |
| Fidel Glamser | Government Veterinary Council, Hechingen | center | 1933 |
State Committee
| MP | job | Political party | Term of office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vincent Stehle | Farmer, Bittelbronn | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Paul Schell | Farmer, Vilsingen | NSDAP | 1933 |
| Simon Hausch | Farmer, Wessingen | center | 1933 |
| Josef Strobel | Farmer and innkeeper, Ablach | center | 1933 |
Karl Maier was the chairman of the municipal parliament and the state committee.
According to the Prussian constitution of 1920, the communal parliament elected a member of the Prussian State Council. This member was Emil Belzer from 1919 to 1930 and Clemens Moser from 1930 to 1933.
literature
- Josef Mühlebach: The regional association of the Hohenzollerische Land. Historical development, legal basis and areas of responsibility, Sigmaringen 1972 (= work on regional studies of Hohenzollern, volume 10), pp. 95–96, 102, 107.
