List of honorary citizens of Starnberg

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The city of Starnberg has granted the following people honorary citizenship since 1914 .

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

The honorary citizens of the city of Starnberg

  1. Rudolf Magg (February 2, 1845 - October 8, 1921)
    Royal Councilor and General Practitioner
    Awarded on February 3, 1914
    On the occasion of his 40-year service anniversary, Magg was honored for his work as a doctor and surgeon in the Starnberg District Hospital and especially in recognition of the many years of free medical treatment of the hospital inmates.
  2. Carl Zitzmann (born October 23, 1871 in Nuremberg ; † December 7, 1956 in Starnberg)
    General Director
    Awarded on December 21, 1923
    The appointment was made in recognition of his many years of extremely charitable work in Starnberg.
  3. Adolf Friedrich Bayerlein (October 27, 1879 - January 6, 1946)
    Commerce Councilor and Romanian Consul General
    Awarded on June 7, 1938
    Bayerlein donated his villa on Bahnhofstrasse to the city so that a high school could be built in it. In recognition of his great services to Starnberg, he was awarded honorary citizenship.
  4. Michael Ostheimer (December 4, 1875 - August 16, 1955)
    Spiritual advice
    Awarded on July 12, 1948
    Ostheimer worked as a city pastor from 1921 to 1952. On the occasion of his 50th anniversary as a priest, he was granted honorary citizenship in grateful recognition of his services to the church, school and city.
  5. Hermann Uhde-Bernays (born October 31, 1873 in Weimar ; † June 7, 1965 in Starnberg)
    professor
    Awarded on October 9, 1950
    With the honorary citizenship, the city of Starnberg honored a scholar whose name is highly respected in the world of the spirit and art history and who was a member of the city council in 1945/46.
  6. Feodor Lynen (born April 6, 1911 in Munich - † August 6, 1979 in Munich)
    Professor, Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine 1964
    Awarded on January 25, 1965
    Lynen, who lived in Starnberg, was honored for his outstanding contributions to science.
  7. Sister Hardwina Elisabeth Amann (* August 20, 1888 in Rattenkirchen ; † February 5, 1974 in Mallersdorf Monastery , Lower Bavaria)
    Matron
    Awarded on July 22, 1968
    In recognition of the 50 years of self-sacrificing work in the hospital and the municipal retirement home as well as for her selfless, devoted work in the service of the community.
  8. Ina Seidel (born September 15, 1885 in Halle , † October 2, 1974 in Ebenhausen )
    poetess
    Awarded on June 15, 1970
    With this honor, the city of Starnberg acknowledged the great importance of the poetic life's work of its long-time citizen.
  9. Franz Heidinger senior (December 24, 1903 - September 29, 1983)
    Awarded on August 14, 1972
    With this honor, the city of Starnberg honors the great services of its fellow citizen, which he earned as a city councilor from 1947 to 1972 through his selfless work for the general public.
  10. Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker (born June 28, 1912 in Kiel , † April 28, 2007 in Starnberg-Söcking)
    Physicist, philosopher and peace researcher.
    Awarded on January 18, 1985
    The city of Starnberg honored the life's work of its long-term citizen with this honor.
  11. Yvon Bourges (born June 29, 1921 in Pau , † April 18, 2009 in Paris )
    French politician
    Awarded in 1987
    Yvon Bourges, former mayor of Starnberg's twin town Dinard , received this award for the intensive promotion of cultural exchange between the two twin towns.
  12. Rudolf Widmann (born September 17, 1929 in Starnberg; † April 14, 2000 there)
    Lawyer, 1st Mayor of the City of Starnberg 1960–1969, District Administrator 1969–1996
    Awarded in 1998
    With the honorary citizenship, the city of Starnberg honored a politician who guided the fate of the city and the district with care and an eye for the essentials and feasible.
  13. Heribert Thallmair (born May 23, 1936 in Roth )
    Lawyer, 1st Mayor of the City of Starnberg 1969–2002, Senate President 1996–1999
    Awarded in 2003
    The appointment was made in recognition of many years of service as mayor and president of the Bavarian Senate.
  14. Konrad Schreiegg (* 1934 in Ursberg ; † April 12, 2012 in Krumbach )
    City Pastor i. R.
    Awarded on July 11, 2007
    In recognition of the past 30 years of pastoral work in the parish of St. Maria Hilfe der Christians and the tireless commitment to church and social life in Starnberg.
  15. Jürgen Habermas (born June 18, 1929 in Düsseldorf )
    Philosopher and sociologist
    Awarded on November 3, 2009
  16. Edith Clemm
    primary school teacher
    Awarded in April 2014
    The city of Starnberg paid tribute to its fellow citizens for their great social commitment, in particular for the organization and management of the Starnberger Tafel.
  17. Helmut Lydtin
    professor
    Awarded in April 2014
    With this honor, the city of Starnberg honored the former chief physician and medical director for his services in expanding the Starnberg hospital into a successful, modern clinic.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Lifelong commitment to peace , article in the Starnberg local edition of Münchner Merkur from June 16, 2009
  2. ↑ Marie-Anne Hollenz: It began with a love story , article in the Starnberg local edition of Münchner Merkur from June 24, 2011
  3. ↑ Sabine Bader: Always on the move , article in the Starnberg local edition of the Süddeutsche Zeitung from May 20, 2016
  4. ^ Sabine Bader: Mourning for Konrad Schreiegg , Süddeutsche Zeitung , April 13, 2012
  5. ↑ Honorary Citizen Number 15 , article in the Starnberg local edition of Münchner Merkur from November 4, 2009
  6. ↑ Edith Clemm and Professor Dr. Helmut Lydtin honored , article in the Starnberg local edition of Münchner Merkur on April 3, 2014
  7. ↑ Edith Clemm and Professor Dr. Helmut Lydtin honored , article in the Starnberg local edition of Münchner Merkur on April 3, 2014