List of honorary citizens of Trostberg

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The honorary citizenship is the highest municipal award of the Upper Bavarian city of Trostberg . According to the rules of honor of the city of Trostberg , it can be awarded to personalities who have made lasting outstanding services to the reputation and general welfare of the city. The award is made by resolution of the city council with a two-thirds majority.

Each honorary citizen receives an artistically designed award certificate at a solemn city council meeting, which provides information about his merits. It is signed and sealed by the 1st mayor or his representative. According to Art. 16 of the Bavarian Municipal Code, the appointment can be revoked due to unworthy behavior. Such a resolution requires a two-thirds majority of the voting members of the city council.

At least 16 people have received this honor since 1882.

On the occasion of the "National Survey" in Germany, honorary citizenships were awarded to Paul von Hindenburg, Adolf Hitler and Franz Ritter von Epp at an extraordinary meeting of the city council on March 31, 1933. These three honors no longer appear in any honorary citizenship list. There is evidence that Adolf Hitler's honorary citizenship was never officially carried out, and neither was the award to the other two people. At the city council meeting of March 27, 1946, resolution No. 150, the appointment of honorary citizens was revoked for all three people. Note: The listing is done chronologically according to the date of award. It is probably no longer complete after 1963.

The honorary citizens of the city of Trostberg

  1. Friedrich von Reichert
    Kgl. Rent officer
    Awarded on November 7, 1882
  2. Karl Tiefenböck (born January 21, 1827 - † April 21, 1896)
    Teacher
    Awarded on October 2, 1890
    On the occasion of his 25th anniversary as a teacher in Trostberg, Tiefenböck was made an honorary citizen because of his special merits.
  3. Karl Heckenstaller
    Kgl. Government Council
    Awarded on October 19, 1891
  4. Max von Heusler
    Kgl. Chief Magistrate
    Awarded on May 8, 1896
    During his eleven and a half years in office in Trostberg, Heusler earned a great deal of love, respect and admiration from the residents.
  5. Ottmar Kuttmann
    Kgl. Building officer
    Awarded on August 22, 1900
    Kuttmann was awarded honorary citizenship for his great services to the market.
  6. Max Mayr
    Kgl. Building officer
    Awarded on August 22, 1900
    Mayr was awarded honorary citizenship for his great services to the market.
  7. Alois Gilg
    Catholic pastor, district school inspector
    Awarded on June 19, 1905
    Gilg has been made an honorary citizen for a number of years in recognition of his many and great services to the market.
  8. Nikodem Caro (born May 23, 1871 in Łódź, † June 27, 1935 in Zurich)
    Chemist
    Awarded on November 18, 1915
    With the construction of three calcium cyanamide plants along the Alz, the entire Alztal, especially the municipality of Trostberg, owed Caro the realization of the use of water power on a large scale and the related correction of the Alz.
  9. Karl Freiherr von Schatte
    Kgl. Higher regional judge, chief magistrate
    Awarded on April 2, 1919
    Schatte was made an honorary citizen for his services during his 15 years as head of the royal district court in Trostberg.
  10. Anton Lehemeir (born April 18, 1841 - † July 21, 1933)
    Master watchmaker, court photographer
    Awarded on June 10, 1919
    Lehemair was recognized for his uninterrupted work in the administration, including 38 years as the city's mayor.
  11. Hilarion Kufner (born October 21, 1852 - † May 9, 1938)
    Head teacher
    Awarded on July 26, 1920
    The appointment was made in recognition of his many services to the school and town over a long number of years.
  12. Adolf Ufer (born November 16, 1863 in Landau (Pfalz); † April 13, 1939 in Traunstein)
    District Administrator, Higher Government Council
    Awarded on November 14, 1928
    Ufer was retired on January 1, 1929 because he had reached the age limit. Because of his many services, the former mayor of Haslach, Pius Bachmaier, initiated that Ufer was made an honorary citizen in all 50 communities in the Traunstein district.
    President of the empire
    Awarded on March 31, 1933
    • Adolf Hitler (born April 20, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, † April 30, 1945 in Berlin)
    Chancellor
    Awarded on March 31, 1933
    come over. Prime Minister
    Awarded on March 31, 1933
  13. Johann Rieger (born December 30, 1863 - † November 24, 1933)
    Commerce councilor, paper mill owner
    Awarded on October 26, 1933
    For almost three decades, Rieger made a great contribution to the cultural and economic uplift of the city as long-time chairman of the community college, as a member of the city council and the building committee, as a representative of the city in the construction of the railway to Garching adAlz and in the district council.
  14. Wilhelm Kellermann (December 16, 1870 - October 7, 1962)
    Merchant
    Awarded on February 17, 1950
    As a long-time mayor, Kellermann has made a contribution to the city's cultural and economic prosperity for over three decades. He was also awarded the title of Honorary Mayor and has been awarded the Golden Citizen Medal.
  15. Stefan Pinsl (born April 25, 1885 - † June 12, 1961)
    Merchant
    Awarded on June 14, 1961
    Pinsl has made a great contribution over two decades and, especially in the difficult post-war years, did exemplary things for the good of the city during the reconstruction. Because of his unexpected passing, the award of honorary citizenship, which was decided while still alive, could no longer take place. He had previously been presented with the Golden Citizen Medal.
  16. Johann Rieger (born November 6, 1893; † 1967)
    Factory owner
    Awarded on October 31, 1963
    Rieger was made an honorary citizen because of his great services to the economic and communal life of the city. He is also the holder of the Golden Citizen Medal.

literature

  • Karlheinz Spielmann: Honorary Citizen and Honors in the Federal Republic. 1965

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