Marcel Charles Schublin

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Marcel Charles Schublin (born February 22, 1920 in Strasbourg ; † June 11, 1994 unknown) was a French diplomat .

Life

Schublin first attended high schools in Strasbourg, Freiburg and in Limoges before it during the Second World War at the after Clermont-Ferrand laid University of Strasbourg German studied. Here he made a comparative study between Wolfram von Eschenbach's Willehalm and contemporary French poets and received his licentiate ( Licentia docendi ) to be able to teach with it. He also published in the weekly French newsletter Témoignage chrétien (German: Christian witness) with general information and Christian inspiration, which was founded in 1941 during the German occupation by the French resistance movement of the same name in Lyon .

After the end of the war he was first a school officer in the district of Homburg , then he became deputy district delegate in Neunkirchen and then he worked as a cultural attaché in the French embassy in Saarbrücken . From there he moved to the press department of the French Consulate General in Düsseldorf . On September 1, 1957, he was appointed French consul in Trier and from December 1957 to 1965 he was Chef de la Chancellerie détachée de Trèves . At the German-French Society founded in Trier on April 1, 1957 , he played a key role in its development. Schublin, who spoke fluent German, was awarded the seal of honor of the city of Trier by the Trier city council in 1965 because of his services to German-French understanding. On January 4, 1966, Marcel Schublin left Trier as the outgoing French consul, and was succeeded by Roger Stock.

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  1. The DFG Trier / AFA de Trèves was officially founded on April 5th, 1957 through the initiative of a group of friends of Germans and French and entered in the register of associations of the Trier District Court. In: dfg-trier.de
  2. Grand Seal of the City of Trier, Marcel Schublin (1929-1994) French consul from 1957 to 1965 contributions to the Franco-German understanding and the maintenance of cultural relations between Germans and French (1965), In: Trier.de
  3. ^ Trier diary, 45 years ago (1966), In: trier.de