Max Egger (politician)

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Max Egger-Schnyder (born May 1, 1927 in Solothurn ; † October 23, 2019 ; resident in Solothurn and Steinhof SO ) was a Swiss politician ( CVP ), lawyer and writer .

Life

Max Egger completed primary school and lower grammar school classes in Solothurn and graduated from the Schwyz College . He then studied law in Bern and Geneva and received his doctorate in 1953. Egger then worked in industry for ten years before he became administrative director of the Solothurn Citizens Hospital in 1963 . In 1973 Max Egger was elected as the successor to Alfred Rötheli, who was elected to the government council. In 1985, thanks to a pact between the CVP and the FDP, Egger was elected to the government council of the canton of Solothurn at the expense of the second SP seat. In return, the free-thinking Konrad Schwaller succeeded Egger as state clerk. In the renewal elections in 1989, Egger was easily re-elected with the best result of all candidates in the first ballot. In 1992 he resigned from the government council and was succeeded by Thomas Wallner .

Fonts

  • The privileges and immunities for the benefit of international organizations and their officials. Dissertation. Typographic institute, Vienna 1954.
  • Oh Solothurn. Thoughts and memories in verse. Aare, Solothurn 1987.

Further publications in compilations and periodicals.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Former Solothurn government councilor Max Egger died at the age of 92 , Solothurner Zeitung , October 26, 2019
  2. ↑ Solothurn Chronicle 1963, p. 310
  3. ↑ Egger Max on the SO Kultur website
  4. ↑ Former state clerk Konrad Schwaller died at the age of 69 , Solothurner Zeitung, December 2, 2014
  5. ^ Elections to cantonal governments in 1989 , Institute for Political Science at the University of Bern , In: Année politique Suisse
personal data
SURNAME Egger, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss lawyer and politician
DATE OF BIRTH May 1, 1927
PLACE OF BIRTH Solothurn
DATE OF DEATH 23 October 2019