Ludwig Becker (lawyer)

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Ludwig Becker (born May 21, 1871 in Lorsch , † August 28, 1950 in Naumburg (Saale) ) was a German lawyer. From 1927 to 1936 he was attorney general at the Naumburg Higher Regional Court .

Life

Ludwig Becker was the son of the manufacturer Daniel Becker and his wife Berta nee Henel. After attending primary school in his birthplace, Ludwig Becker went to the grammar school in Bensheim and in 1882 to the municipal grammar school in Frankfurt am Main, where he graduated from high school in 1890. He then studied law at the Universities of Strasbourg , Heidelberg , Berlin and Marburg . In January 1895 he put the state examination , and in July of the same year his doctorate he attended the University of Heidelberg Dr. jur.

In 1899 Ludwig Becker became a court assessor and in 1905 a public prosecutor in Frankfurt am Main . After the outbreak of the First World War he was drafted into the military . He was assigned to the 21st Infantry Division and returned from the war as a major in the reserve . In 1917 he was appointed First Public Prosecutor or Chief Public Prosecutor in Halberstadt . In 1922 Ludwig Becker was transferred to Frankfurt am Main as senior public prosecutor. Five years later he became attorney general at the higher regional court in Naumburg. In 1936 he retired and lived in Naumburg, Breithauptstraße 23, until his death in 1950.

He was a member of Rhenania from 1890 to 1927 and in 1925 became a member of the general committee in the Frankfurt am Main district association. Naumburg (Saale), he succeeded in the Second World War, the melting of the Bismarck monument on the Rudelsburg to prevent for war purposes. Nevertheless, it was destroyed by members of the FDJ shortly after his death .

family

Ludwig Becker had been with Gertrud born in 1906. Vormbaum married. The marriage resulted in a son and two daughters.

Honors (selection)

  • Iron Cross 1st and 2nd class
  • Landwehr service award, 2nd class

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. Inauguration of the Jung Bismarck Monument , in: Corps 2/2006, p. 11f.