List of mayors of Sauerlach

The list of the First Mayors of Sauerlach gives an overview of the mayors of the Upper Bavarian municipality of Sauerlach in the district of Munich .

First Mayor

image	mayor	Political party		Term of office	Remarks	More candidates	More mayors
	Johann Schmid			1824
	Johann Häberl			1829
	Franz Hilgenrainer			1833
	Kaspar Lang			1834
	Johann Schäffler			1839
	Johann Schäffler			1841
	Philipp Niedermeier			1845
	Simon Essendorfer			1848-1851
	brown			1852-1855
	Simon Essendorfer			1859
	Simon Bosch			1862-1865
	Johann Haberl			1866-1870
Period of the German Empire 1871–1918
	Johann Haberl			1871-1881
	Joseph stone graves			1882-1887
	Johann Haberl			1888-1890
	Joseph stone graves			1891-1896	In 1896, sentenced to three years' imprisonment before the Munich II district court for breach of the peace and tax evasion in the context of a Haberfeld drive .
	Otto Lidl			1897	Grandson of Joseph Lidl , died in office on August 11, 1897.
	Joseph Beil			1898-1899
	Josef Karg			1900-1905
	Joseph Beil			1906-1918
Period of the Weimar Republic 1918–1933
	Joseph Beil		BVP	1919-1924
	Joseph Beil		BVP	1925-1929			Second Mayor: Roman Reiser
	Joseph Beil		BVP	1930-1933	Resigned from office on March 24, 1933 when he was faced with the choice of "joining or resigning" .
Period of the Third Reich 1933–1945
	Georg Taubenberger		NSDAP	1933-1935
	Sebastian Maier		NSDAP	1936-1945
	Sebastian Maier		NSDAP	1945	Election was not confirmed by the Wolfratshausen LRA because of NSDAP party membership.
Post-war period and Federal Republic of Germany (from 1949)
	Maximilian Otto Lidl			1946-1948	Great-grandson of Joseph Lidl
	Sebastian Maier			1948-1952
	Hubert Eicher		WGE	1952-1956
	Hubert Eicher		WGE	1956-1960
	Hubert Eicher		WGE	1960-1966	Died in office in 1965.
	Michael Graetz		WGE, CSU	1966-1972
	Oskar Schürer		SPD	1972-1988		Heinz Nachtmann (CSU)	Second Mayor: Günther Moller (WGE)
							Third Mayor: Gottfried Reiser (CSU)
	Josef Kalhofer		CSU	1978-1984	Previously mayor of the municipality of Arget , which was dissolved in the course of the regional reform in the Free State of Bavaria and added to the municipality of Sauerlach.	Oskar Schürer (SPD)	Second Mayor: Gottfried Reiser (CSU)
							Third Mayor: Josef Portenlänger (CSU)
	Josef Kalhofer		CSU	1984-1987	Died in office on December 25, 1986.	Gerald Bretfeld (SPD), Peter Angelieff (FDP)	Second Mayor: Gottfried Reiser (CSU)
							Third Mayor: Josef Portenlänger (CSU)
	Gerald Bretfeld		SPD	1987-1990		Ludwig Laubmeier (CSU), Peter Frimmer (UBV)	Second Mayor: Gottfried Reiser (CSU), died in office on May 16, 1989; from June 1st 1989 Josef Portenlänger (CSU)
							Third Mayor: Josef Portenlänger (CSU); from June 22, 1989 Oskar Zimmermann (CSU)
	Gerald Bretfeld		SPD	1990-1996		Josef Portenlänger (CSU)	Second Mayor: Adolf Ammer (UBV)
							Third Mayor: Florian Preißinger (SPD)
	Walter Gigl		CSU	1996-2002		Gerald Bretfeld (SPD)	Second mayor: Ulrike Beck (CSU)
							Third Mayor: Peter Frimmer (UBV)
	Walter Gigl		CSU	2002-2008		Axel Horn (Greens)	Second mayor: Ulrike Beck (CSU)
							Third Mayor: Peter Frimmer (UBV)
	Barbara Bogner		UBV	2008-2014		Charlotte Kouba (CSU), Wilhelm Schmidt (SPD)	Second Mayor: Peter Frimmer (UBV)
							Third Mayor: Wolfgang Büsch (Greens)
	Barbara Bogner		UBV	2014-2020		Paul Fröhlich (CSU), Axel Horn (Greens)	Second Mayor: Klaus Zimmermann (UBV)
							Third Mayor: Robert Lechner (CSU)
	Barbara Bogner		UBV	since 2020		Hubert Zellner (CSU), Babak Afshar (SPD), Ursula Gresser (FDP)	Second Mayor: Klaus Zimmermann (UBV)
							Third Mayor: Wolfgang Büsch (Greens)

Legend

BVP: Bavarian People's Party

CSU: Christian Social Union in Bavaria

NSDAP: National Socialist German Workers Party

SPD: Social Democratic Party of Germany

UBV: Independent citizens' association

WGE: Voting group unity

literature

• Karl Hobmair : Hachinger Heimatbuch. - Oberhaching, 1979.
• Friends of Heimatfreunde Sauerlach e. V. (Ed.): Sauerlach - The gateway to the Bavarian Oberland. - Sauerlach, 2000.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The Haberer Trial in Munich . In: 2nd supplement to No. 258 of the "Thorner Presse" . Thorn November 1, 1896.
2. ↑ Reinhold Löschinger: The Third Reich and the Second World War . In: Förderverein Heimatfreunde Sauerlach e. V. (Ed.): Sauerlach - the gateway to the Bavarian Oberland . Sauerlach March 2000, p. 251 .
3. ^ Förderverein Heimatfreunde Sauerlach eV (Hrsg.): Sauerlach - The gate to the Bavarian Oberland . Sauerlach 2000.
4. ↑ End I. Accessed August 29, 2018 . 
5. ↑ Reinhold Löschinger: The Third Reich and the Second World War . In: Förderverein Heimatfreunde Sauerlach e. V. (Ed.): Sauerlach - the gateway to the Oberland . Sauerlach March 2003, p. 252 .
6. ↑ Sauerlach community archive, B 024/13 .
7. ↑ Reinhold Löschinger: The Third Reich and the Second World War . In: Förderverein Heimatfreunde Sauerlach e. V. (Ed.): Sauerlach - The gateway to the Bavarian Oberland . Sauerlach March 2000, p. 261 .