Ludwig Wolff (politician)

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Ludwig Wolff (born February 3, 1859 in Sypień near Lowitsch , Congress Poland ; † 1923 ) was a German politician and member of the German minority in Poland in the Sejm of the Second Polish Republic . Wolff was elected as a representative of the German People's Party (DVP) in the Polish National Constituent Assembly (1919–1922) . On November 1, 1919, he resigned his mandate in favor of Oscar Friese .

Wolff was a graduate of the German teacher training college in Warsaw and Lodz . From 1911 to 1914 Wolff, who was a well-known teacher, was the headmaster of a German-speaking coeducational school with six departments in Żyrardów . In the First World War he was exiled to Russia . At the beginning of 1919 Wolff became head of the Łódź state teacher training college with German as the language of instruction, but in October of the same year he had to give up this post and was then a teacher again.

His son was the SS leader Ludwig Wolff (1908–1988).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Mads Ole Balling : From Reval to Bucharest - Statistical-Biographical Manual of the Parliamentarians of the German Minorities in East Central and Southeastern Europe 1919-1945, Volume 1, 2nd Edition . Copenhagen 1991, ISBN 87-983829-3-4 , pp. 182, 204 . ( Online at Google Book Search ).
  2. ^ A b Eduard Kneifel: History of the Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland. Niedermarschacht 1964, p. 230.
  3. ^ Eduard Kneifel: History of the Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland. Niedermarschacht 1964, p. 182.
personal data
SURNAME Wolff, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German politician (DVP) and member of the German minority in the Sejm in Poland
DATE OF BIRTH February 3, 1859
PLACE OF BIRTH Sypień near Lowitsch, Congress Poland
DATE OF DEATH 1923