List of mayors of the city of Nuremberg
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This article covers the First Mayor and Lord Mayor of Nuremberg since 1818.
history
The office of “First Mayor” has only existed since 1818. Until 1806 the city was ruled by the so-called “Inner Council”, whose members were elected from the patriciate . After the end of the imperial city period and the transition of Nuremberg to the newly founded Kingdom of Bavaria , which was ruled by the Wittelsbachers , in 1806, the "Inner Council" continued its activity as the "Royal Magistrate " until November 1808, albeit without a real one Competence .
The actual head was since 1803 the Bavarian military governor for the Franconian districts, General Friedrich Karl von Thürheim , or the royal Bavarian police director Christian Heinrich Clemens Wurm appointed by him , who eliminated the patrician city regiment until 1808. According to the Bavarian municipal edict of 1808, a municipal council characterized by trade and merchants was elected in 1810, against the resistance of the patricians. In 1811 the new council was installed.
After a few years of mutual blockade, the police headquarters and the municipal council were dissolved according to the municipal edict of 1818. They were replaced on the urban side by the magistrate as the administrative authority and the college of municipal representatives (town council), on the state side by the town commissioner. The office of the First Mayor was established.
From 1907 the term “Lord Mayor” was used instead of “First Mayor”.
The current mayor of Nuremberg
| Lord Mayor | Marcus King | CSU | since May 1, 2020 |
| Second mayor | Julia Lehner | CSU | since May 11, 2020 |
| Third mayor | Christian Vogel | SPD | since May 11, 2020 |
First Mayor
The term of office is given in front of the name, the lifetime after the name:
- 1818–1821: Christian Gottfried Lorsch (1773–1830)
- 1821–1853: Jakob Friedrich Binder (1787–1856)
- 1854–1867: Maximilian von Waechter (1811–1884)
- 1867–1891: Otto Stromer von Reichenbach (1831–1891)
- 1892–1913: Georg von Schuh (1846–1918), Liberal People's Party
Lord Mayor
- 1913–1919: Otto Geßler (1875–1955), Progressive People's Party
- 1920–1933: Hermann Luppe (1874–1945), DDP , forced to resign by the National Socialists in 1933
- 1933–1945: Willy Liebel (1897–1945), NSDAP
- 1945–1945: Julius Rühm (1882–1960), NSDAP, used as a transition from the Allies
- 1945–1945: Martin Treu (1871–1952), SPD , deployed by the Allies
- 1945–1948: Hans Ziegler (1877–1957), SPD, until 1946 initially acting Lord Mayor
- 1948–1951: Otto Ziebill (1896–1978), SPD
- 1952–1957: Otto Bärnreuther (1908–1957), SPD
- 1957–1987: Andreas Urschlechter (1919–2011), SPD, from 1982 independent
- 1987–1996: Peter Schönlein (1939–2016), SPD
- 1996–2002: Ludwig Scholz (1937–2005), CSU
- 2002–2020: Ulrich Maly (* 1960), SPD
- since 2020: Marcus König (* 1980), CSU
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ Second Mayor Julia Lehner - City Portal Nuremberg. Retrieved May 14, 2020 .
- ^ Third Mayor Christian Vogel - City Portal Nuremberg. Retrieved May 14, 2020 .
Christian Gottfried Lorsch (1818–1821) | Jakob Friedrich Binder (1821-1853) | Maximilian von Wächter (1854–1867) | Otto Stromer von Reichenbach (1867-1891) | Georg Ritter von Schuh (1892–1913) | Otto Geßler (1913–1919) | Hermann Luppe (1920–1933) | Willy Liebel (1933–1945) | Julius Rühm (1945) | Martin Treu (1945) | Hans Ziegler (1945–1948) | Otto Ziebill (1948–1951) | Otto Bärnreuther (1952–1957) | Andreas Urschlechter (1957–1987) | Peter Schönlein (1987–1996) | Ludwig Scholz (1996–2002) | Ulrich Maly (2002–2020) | Marcus König (since 2020)