List of honorary citizens of Deggendorf

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Coat of arms of the city of Deggendorf

The city of Deggendorf awards honorary citizenship to people who have made a special contribution to the city . The legal basis for this award is the statute on the awards of the city of Deggendorf of November 29, 1966.

So far 40 people have been made honorary citizens of Deggendorf. In the course of the incorporation of the communities of Schaching , Fischerdorf and Seebach , the honorary citizenships conferred there were taken over.

Note: The listing is done chronologically according to the date of award.

The honorary citizens of the city of Deggendorf

  1. Christoph Steininger
    Teacher
    Awarded in 1828
  2. Johann Nepomuk Reith
    Teacher
    Awarded in 1828
  3. Joseph Conrad Pfahler
    City pastor, member of the Bavarian state parliament, member of the Reichstag
    Awarded in 1872
  4. Gottlieb Fruth
    Royal Councilor
    Awarded in 1872
  5. Johann Baptist Reisinger
    Spiritual advice
    Awarded in 1878
  6. Matthias Knogl
    Beneficiary and teacher
    Awarded in 1883
  7. Ignaz Schlag
    Town clerk
    Awarded in 1884
  8. Paul Sheikhl
    Hospital deficit
    Awarded in 1886
  9. Ignaz Erhardsberger
    Hospital competition
    Awarded in 1888
  10. Anton Westermayer
    Spiritual councilor and papal house prelate
    Awarded in 1890
  11. Johann Evangelist Altmannsberger
    Preparatory head teacher
    Awarded in 1894
  12. Franz Xaver Leonhard
    Spiritual councilor and papal secret chamberlain
    Awarded in 1901
  13. Otto Denk (born June 22, 1853 in Deggendorf; † January 9, 1918 in Regensburg)
    Writer from Schaching
    Awarded in 1909
  14. Johann Nepomuk Kinskofer
    Legally qualified mayor of Deggendorf
    Awarded in 1919
  15. Peter Trindl
    Former mayor from Schaching
    Awarded in Schaching in 1919
  16. Lorenz Vollmuth
    Commerce Council
    Awarded in 1923 in Schaching
  17. Lorenz Elser
    City pastor and clergyman
    Awarded in 1929
  18. Josef Bayerer
    1st Mayor of Fishing Village
    Awarded in 1929 in Fischerdorf
  19. Paul Franz Lobbichler
    Municipal secretary of the former municipality of Fischerdorf
    Awarded in 1929 in Fischerdorf
  20. Paul von Hindenburg (born October 2, 1847 in Posen, † August 2, 1934 at Gut Neudeck)
    Reich President and Field Marshal General
    Awarded in 1933
  21. Wilhelm Stich
    City pastor and clergyman
    Awarded in 1949
  22. Father Wilhelm Fink OSB (born May 9, 1889 in Rottenburg an der Laaber; † February 13, 1965 in Metten)
    Study professor
    Awarded in 1958
  23. Andreas Maderer
    Senior Director of Studies at the Comenius Gymnasium
    Awarded in 1958
  24. Maria Gareis
    Teacher in Mietraching
    Awarded in 1958
  25. Hans Freudenstein
    Main teacher in Seebach
    Awarded in 1964
  26. Michael Salmannsberger
    Former 1st mayor in Seebach
    Awarded in 1966 in Seebach
  27. Karl Schmid
    Former 2nd mayor in Fischerdorf
    Awarded in 1966 in Fischerdorf
  28. Heinrich Kunert
    Factory owner in Seebach
    Awarded in 1969
  29. Michel Wallner
    Former mayor in Seebach
    Awarded in 1969 in Seebach
  30. Johann Riederer
    District President of Lower Bavaria
    Awarded in 1975
  31. Berthold Heckscher
    Former Mayor
    Awarded in 1986
  32. Eva Maria Sureth
    Manufacturer
    Awarded in 1989
  33. Max Gallinger
    Building contractor
    Awarded in 1991
  34. Max Streibl (born January 6, 1932 in Oberammergau; † December 11, 1998 in Munich)
    Bavarian Prime Minister
    Awarded in 1992
  35. Oskar Hatz
    Editor-in-chief of the Passauer Neue Presse
    Awarded in 1992
  36. Franz Kuchler
    Founder of the Bavarian Dialect Days
    Awarded in 1997
  37. Dieter Görlitz
    Former Mayor
    Awarded in 2000
  38. Josef Paul Bielmeier
    2nd Mayor, City Council
    Awarded in 2008
  39. Reinhard Höpfl
    University President
    Awarded in 2011
  40. Anna Eder
    Lord Mayor ret. D.
    Awarded in 2013

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Landshuter Zeitung: Names and News, January 26, 2017.

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