List of personalities of the city of Böblingen

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Coat of arms of the city of Böblingen

This list of personalities of the city of Böblingen shows the mayors, honorary citizens, sons and daughters of the city of Böblingen and its district of Dagersheim , as well as other personalities who are connected with Böblingen. The list does not claim to be complete.

mayor

The following people were mayors of Böblingen:

Honorary citizen

The city of Böblingen or the former municipality of Dagersheim granted honorary citizenship to the following people who have made a special contribution to the well-being or reputation of the municipality:

  • 1850: Immanuel Gottlieb Kolb (1784-1859), Pietist, schoolmaster in Dagersheim
  • 1874: Otto Elben (1823–1899), because of the enforcement of the Gäubahn route through Böblingen; Politician, journalist, publisher Schwäbischer Merkur, founder of the Swabian Singers' Association
  • 1913: Lyon Sussmann (1843–1935), entrepreneur (Hautana), benefactor of the city, donated z. B. the first municipal kindergarten on Lange Straße.
  • 1933: Adolf Hitler , Hermann Göring and Max Luib (the three honorary citizenships were revoked in 1946)
  • 1933: Wilhelm Murr (1888–1945), President of Württemberg and Reich Governor (honorary citizenship was officially revoked in 2011)
  • 1955: Hanns Klemm (1885–1961), founder of the Klemm light aircraft works in Böblingen, pioneer of German sports aviation
  • 1963: Adolf Reisser (1897–1977), received honorary citizenship on the occasion of his 50th anniversary with the company, an exemplary entrepreneur for the rebuilding of the economy after the war
  • 1967 (Dagersheim): Sister Marie Ziegler (1892–1979)
  • 1986: Wolfgang Brumme (1920–1999), Lord Mayor of the City of Böblingen from 1948 to 1986
  • 2010: Alexander Vogelgsang , Lord Mayor of the City of Böblingen from 1986 to 2010

sons and daughters of the town

The following people were born in Böblingen (or in a district of today's urban area of ​​Böblingen):

18th century

19th century

  • Wilhelm Ganzhorn (1818–1880), lawyer and magistrate, poet of the folk song: "In the most beautiful meadow area"
  • Albert von Häberlen (1843–1921), district president of the Neckar and Jagst districts
  • Julius Hartranft (1844–1906), educator, member of the state parliament
  • Alfred Hartranft (1847–1930), City School in Freudenstadt, Member of the State Parliament
  • Ernst Gottlieb Theodor Bonz, (1832–1898) chemist and producer of the first absolutely pure ether for anesthesia
  • Paul Lechler (1849–1925), entrepreneur and founder of the German Institute for Medical Missions
  • Paul Dinkelacker (1873–1958), entrepreneur
  • Theodor Niethammer (1876–1947), Swiss astronomer and geodesist, full professor at the University of Basel
  • Alfred Löckle (1878–1943), librarian
  • Karl Berner (1888–1971), physician

20th century

Other personalities associated with Böblingen

The following personalities are associated with the city of Böblingen and its districts:

18. – 19. century

20th century

  • Ida Ehre (1900–1989), actress, director; lived in Böblingen during National Socialism
  • Robert Maresch (1903–1989), politician; lived in Böblingen
  • Erwin Aikele (1904–2002), computer scientist, local politician
  • Manfred H. Pilkuhn (1934–2015), physicist; lived in Böblingen
  • Michael Kleeberg (* 1959), writer, lived in Böblingen
  • Ulrich Michael Heissig - alias Irmgard Knef (* 1965), author and cabaret artist lived in Böblingen until 1987

literature

  • Records in the baptismal register of the city of Böblingen as well as in the deanery and parish offices.

Web links

Commons : Personalities of Böblingen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Stuttgarter Zeitung, Stuttgart, Germany: Nazi from Böblingen: Murr falls from the city's memory . In: stuttgarter-zeitung.de . ( stuttgarter-zeitung.de [accessed on November 27, 2017]).