Michael Bayersdörfer

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Michael Bayersdörfer (born July 10, 1867 in Bellheim , † March 20, 1940 in Munich ) was a German politician and member of the Reichstag ( BVP ). He was a member of the Reichstag from 1924 (2nd electoral term) to 1933 (8th electoral term).

Life

Bayersdörfer attended high schools in Germersheim , Speyer and Landau (Palatinate) and then studied medicine in Würzburg , Heidelberg and Munich . His doctorate and license to practice medicine took place in 1892, which was followed by the examination for the state medical service in 1897.

Between 1892 and 1894 he worked in Schaidt as a general practitioner, then from 1894 in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse . From 1919 he was a hospital doctor at the Hetzelstift . Since 1910 he was a member of the city council of Neustadt and was elected to the district council of the Palatinate in 1920, where he became deputy chairman. When the French occupation authorities arrested the chairman Otto Strobel from Pirmasens and later expelled him, Bayersdörfer moved in and took over the district affairs. In February and March 1924 he led the negotiations with the Inter-Allied Rhineland Commission , the end of which is marked with the waning of separatist efforts in the Palatinate and the resumption of regular administration.

Bayersdörfer was at times a member of the state executive committee of the Bavarian People's Party. In Landau he was a co-founder of the local daily newspaper Der Rheinpfälzer . Bayersdörfer was a secret council and honorary member of the University of Würzburg.

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SURNAME Bayersdörfer, Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German politician (Bavarian People's Party), MdR
DATE OF BIRTH July 10, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Bellheim
DATE OF DEATH March 20, 1940
Place of death Munich