List of the city leaders of Lörrach

Jörg Lutz: Mayor of Lörrach since 2014

This list of mayors of Loerrach , the governors , mayors and mayor of Lörrach together.

The names of the bailiffs in the old village of Lörrach mostly appear only sparsely in written documents or documents. The duration is mostly unknown. The years mentioned in this directory only reflect one time of office, which can be reconstructed from documents that have been preserved. In most cases, church records provide this information. All years in brackets relate to other reliable information about the year of office. The official title of “mayor” appears for the first time with Marx Christoph Leibfried in 1682; the year of the city charter. However, he was not elected by the citizens, but was installed by Margrave Friedrich VII. Magnus von Baden-Durlach . It is not known for certain why the name after Leibfried went back to Vogt or Altvogt.

Bailiff

Period	Surname
1366	Johann von Schallbach
1397	Hans Herbot
1464	Peter Gütlin
1464	Lienhart Ofenhäusle
1504	Johannes Wagner
1538	Friedlin Bachtaler
1594	Hermann Bertschin (1595, 1600, 1602)
1605	Friedlin Bachtaler
1607	Rübin
1609	Friedlin Bachtaler (1611, 1612)
1618	Bartlin Blum (1619-21, 1624, 1625, 1627, 1630)
1635	Hans Greiner
1645	Max Ludin
1647	Hans Greiner (1648–50, 1652, 1653)
1669	Peter Kellermann
1677	Fritz Ludin
1681	Hans Ziegler
1682-1693	Marx Christoph Leibfried (Mayor)
1682-1686	Fritz Ludin, mayor
1693-1706	Hans Ziegler, mayor
1706-1715	Caspar Kornkauf (1726 former bailiff)
1717-1726	Wilhelm Roth (1739 senior bailiff)
1730	Conrad Hagist (1734, 1739 senior bailiff)
1734-1738	Thomas Schupp (1746, 1771 senior bailiff)
1738-1740	Abraham Ziegler
1740-1747	Hans Roser (1748 senior bailiff)
1747-1756	Abraham Ziegler (1746 former governor)

mayor

The official seat of the Lord Mayor: the Lörrach town hall (built 1972–1976)

Johann Josef Grether: Mayor from 1872 to 1906

Rainer Offergeld (left): Lörrach's Lord Mayor from 1984 to 1995

Period	Surname
1756-1758	Wilhelm Roth
1758-1774	Johann Jakob Bögner
1774-1781	Fritz Hagist
1781-1784	Hieronymus Kornberger
1784-1793	Johannes Roser
1793-1803	Johann Valentin Weidenbach
1804-1807	Johann Martin Strohmeier
1807-1810	Johann Jakob Grether
1810-1814	Johann Kaspar Schoeffel
1814-1820	Johann Georg Grether
1820-1826	Jakob Rupp
1826-1831	Friedrich Hüglin
1831-1832	Ernst Schultz
1832-1835	Johann Georg Grether
1835-1841	Ernst Schultz
1841-1844	Friedrich Hüglin
1844-1849	Karl Wenner
1849-1861	Johann Ludwig Calame
1861-1863	Karl Wenner
1863-1869	Paul Feldkirchner
1869-1871	Karl Robert Gebhardt
1872-1906	Johann Josef Grether
1906-1927	Erwin Gugelmeier (Lord Mayor)
1927-1933	Heinrich Graser (Lord Mayor)
1933-1945	Reinhard Boos (Lord Mayor)
1945-1948	Joseph Pepper
1948-1960	Arend Braye
1960-1984	Egon Hugenschmidt (Lord Mayor)
1984-1995	Rainer Offergeld (Lord Mayor)
1995-2014	Gudrun Heute-Bluhm (Lord Mayor)
2014–	Jörg Lutz (Lord Mayor)

literature

Gerhard Moehring : A short history of the city of Loerrach . DRW-Verlag Weinbrenner, Leinfelden-Echterdingen 2006, ISBN 3-7650-8347-X , page 171 f.
Otto Wittmann et al., City of Lörrach (Hrsg.): Lörrach: Landscape - History - Culture . Verlag Stadt Lörrach, Lörrach 1983, ISBN 3-9800841-0-8 , page 683 f.
Gerhard Moehring: Bailiffs and Mayor of Lörrach. in: Walter Jung, Gerhard Moehring (eds.): Our Lörrach 1975. A border town in the mirror of the time , Lörrach-Tumringen: Kropf & Herz 1975, pages 29-35.

Web links

Commons : Mayor of Lörrach - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Mayor's Gallery of the City of Loerrach

Remarks

^ First salaried mayor
↑ received the title "Lord Mayor" in 1818
↑ 1832 Member of the State Parliament
^ On April 30, 1949, Wenner was charged with participating in the revolution and was therefore dismissed from his service. The action is later dismissed as devoid of purpose.
↑ first full-time mayor
↑ Released from office on June 29, 1933 by the NSDAP; 1948–1955 District Administrator in the Lörrach district
↑ used by the NSDAP; Released in 1945 by the French occupying forces
↑ used by the French occupying forces
↑ 1949–1956 mayor, from 1957 mayor

[1] First salaried mayor

[2] received the title "Lord Mayor" in 1818

[3] 1832 Member of the State Parliament

[4] On April 30, 1949, Wenner was charged with participating in the revolution and was therefore dismissed from his service. The action is later dismissed as devoid of purpose.

[5] rst full-time mayor

[6] Released from office on June 29, 1933 by the NSDAP; 1948–1955 District Administrator in the Lörrach district

[7] used by the NSDAP; Released in 1945 by the French occupying forces

[8] used by the French occupying forces

[9] 1949–1956 mayor, from 1957 mayor