Otto-Günter Lonhard

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Otto-Günter Lonhard (born March 7, 1933 in Blaubeuren ) is a German lawyer and Swabian homeland researcher .

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After studying law at the University of Tübingen, where he became a member of the Hohenstaufia Tübingen gymnastics association , after first (1955) and second state examinations (1960), the doctorate to become Dr. jur. (1958), the traineeship training and a work as a lawyer assistant, he joined the internal administration of the state of Baden-Württemberg in 1960. He worked in the district offices of Bruchsal , Buchen and Heilbronn , the Sigmaringen administrative court and the regional prosecutor's office at the Karlsruhe administrative court . In 1965 he was transferred to the Ministry of the Interior, where he was used in various posts, including a. as head of division in the municipal department and in the department for public safety and order. On April 1, 1978, he was appointed to the Baden-Württemberg Court of Auditors , where he was responsible for auditing universities and colleges as Director of the Court of Auditors. With the approval of the Landtag, the Prime Minister appointed him Vice-President on May 1, 1981, and President of the Baden-Württemberg Court of Auditors on September 1, 1991 as the successor to Otto Rundel . In 1998 he retired.

Already in the run-up to German reunification, but especially from the summer of 1990, Lonhard was involved in building up the Saxon Court of Auditors. From 1991 he was chairman of the state personnel committee; He was a member of the Baden-Württemberg government commissions for the implementation of administrative reform and budget structure and (1993) chairman of the diet commission set up by the state parliament. From 1993 he was a member of the Administrative Board of the Württemberg Administration and Business Academy in Stuttgart and the Board of Trustees of the Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences . For four years he was a church elder in the St. Luke Parish and a member of the Pforzheim parish council.

In 1989 Lonhard founded the series of publications "Financial Control in Baden-Württemberg, Contributions to the History, Tasks and Work of the Auditing Authorities", in which four volumes have appeared so far (1998). In Volume 2, in 1992 in the trend-setting article “Court of Auditors 2000”, he laid down the main features of modern financial control, to which he felt obliged as President and which he implemented. The organization of the Court of Auditors was adapted to the needs of modern financial control, economic expertise was brought into the Court of Auditors, the 16 preliminary audit offices were dissolved and four audit offices were created directly subordinate to the Court of Auditors. In addition to his professional activity, Dr. Lonhard has been researching regional, local and family history since his youth. This is reflected in a large number of lectures, essays and publications.

Honors

Publications

Historical publications

  • The Blaubeuren Monastery in the Middle Ages, Legal and Economic History of a Swabian Benedictine Abbey Publications of the Commission for Historical Regional Studies in Baden-Württemberg, Series B, Vol. 25, 1963
  • City Church and Parish Blaubeuren until the Reformation City Church Blaubeuren 1966, p. 21
  • From Blaubeuren's past Blaubeuren 700 Years of the City, 1967, p. 9
  • The foundation of the town of Blaubeuren Schwäbische Heimat, 1967, p. 226
  • The Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Blaubeuren Ulm and Oberschwaben 39 (1970) p. 26
  • Genealogical sources of the 16th century, sheets for Württemberg church history 1978, p. 187
  • Seißen in the Middle Ages, 900 years of Seißen Contributions to the local history of an old village, 1985, WARuopp u. O. Strübel (ed.); P. 25 Seißen in the Middle Ages ; P. 36 The old Seißen families
  • The citizenship of the city of Blaubeuren (1457–1650) in Blaubeuren, the development of a settlement in southwest Germany, 1986, p. 447
  • 900 years Blaubeuren Monastery Leaves of the Swabian Alb Association , 1985, 91 (1985), p. 111
  • 900 Years of Blaubeuren Monastery, Critical Reflections on the Founding History (1080–1125) Zeitschrift für Württembergische Landesgeschichte 46 (1987), p. 368
  • in financial control in Baden-Württemberg ed. From the Baden-Württemberg Court of Auditors, Karlsruhe 1987: p. 5 Audit in Württemberg (Lonhard / Knoerzer); P. 61 The auditing authorities in Baden and Württemberg (1945–1952) ; P. 111 The Baden-Württemberg Court of Auditors
  • in 900 years Gerhausen , ed. von der Stadt Blaubeuren, 1992: p. 43 Gerhausen in the Middle Ages ; P. 247 The house plots in Gerhausen and their owners
  • The farms in Asch and their owners (1457–1661) SWDB Vol. 19 (1988), p. 157
  • The farms in Bühlenhausen and their owners (1457–1686) SWDB Vol. 19 (1989), p. 289
  • Traces of a village special book 1294–1994, ed. Ortschaftsrat Sonderbuch, 1994, p. 84 The farms in Sonderbuch and their owners
  • The Autenrieth in Berghülen in Festschrift for Werner Gebhardt, ed. Christoph Fromm u. Bernd Autenrieth, Stuttgart 1995, p. 55.
  • The sample lists of the city of Reutlingen Southwest German sources for family and Heraldry, Stuttgart, 1997.
  • Württemberg Family Foundation 148. Heller Foundation, 2000, published by Association for family u. Heraldry in Württemberg a. to bathe
  • Berghulen, 900 years of living history of a community ed. from the municipality of Berghülen, 2000: p. 53 history ; P. 60 The goods in Berghülen u. their owners (1457–1686) ; P. 93 Bühlenhausen in the Middle Ages ; P. 95 The goods in Bühlenhausen u. their owners (1457–1686)
  • Blaubeurer Regesten Regesten on the history of the city of Blaubeuren and the districts of Gerhausen u. Weiler, 1130-1650, 2000
  • Blaubeurer Regesten Volume 2, Regesta on the history of the Blaubeuren monastery and its possessions, 1085–1536, 2001
  • Family book of the city of Blaubeuren self-published by the author:
    • Vol. 1 (core city) 2004;
    • Vol. 2 (Gerhausen, Weiler) 2006;
    • Vol. 3 (Seißen / Wennenden) 2007;
    • Vol. 4 (Hochsträßorte) 2009;
    • Vol. 5 (Asch / Sonderbuch) (Lonhard / Burkhard) 2011
  • Blaubeurer Häuserbuch 1459-1820 self-published by the author, 2005.
  • The Turkish tax lists of the city of Reutlingen, vol. 4 of the sources for family u. Heraldry, 2009.
  • The Upper Council protocols as a source of family history SWDB Volume 28, p. 30
  • Family history publications in the journal Genealogie, ed. from the publishing house Degener u. Co .:
    • Die Blaubeurer Uttenrieth 1965, p. 561
    • Blaubeurer civil rights decisions 1610/1645 1966, p. 389
    • The Megenhart family in Blaubeuren 1968, p. 331
    • Schreiber, Lorcher, Raminger 1971, p. 709; 1973, p. 439
    • Bock / Megenhart, Critical Notes on the Ancestral List of the Princess of Monaco 1976, p. 224
    • The older Lang family in Blaubeuren 1976, p. 2
  • Family history publications in the Südwestdeutsche Blätter für Familien- und Wappenkunde in Baden-Württemberg (SWDB):
    • Additions to the pedigree of Wilhelm Hauff, Eduard Möricke, Max Planck Vol. 12 (1966) p. 80
    • The end of a legend or the oldest Autenrieth in Asch Vol. 12 (1968) p. 204
    • The Autenrieth in the monastery mansion Blaubeuren vol. 13 (1969) p. 3 (reprinted in commemorative publication 100 years of the Autenrieth family association, 2000, p. 125)
    • The Hochstetter in Seißen Vol. 13 (1971) p. 253
    • The younger Lang family in Blaubeuren vol. 13 (1972) p. 3
    • Mayer in Cannstatt, Backnang, Beilstein and Marbach Vol. 15 (1976) p. 154
    • Blaubeurer wealth statistics 1545 vol. 15 (1978) p. 468
    • Die Blaubeurer Mann Vol. 16 (1979) p. 7
    • Die Blaubeurer Hagmayer Vol. 16 (1979) p. 181; (1980) p. 208
    • Kammerrat Johann Peyrlin vol. 16 (1979) p. 157
    • Die Baumeister in Blaubeuren Vol. 16 (1980) p. 389
    • Die Knoll from Blaubeuren Vol. 16 (1980) p. 305
    • Die Blaubeurer Eschenmayer Vol. 16 (1981) p. 525
    • The Berghulen court book 1573 vol. 16 (1981) p. 439
    • The forester Jakob Koch, father and son vol. 17 (1982) p. 173
    • Unfried in Bietigheim, Sigloch in Markgröningen Vol. 17 (1982) p. 52
    • Die Deschler from Asch Vol. 17 (1983) p. 210
    • Die Kienlin in Magstadt Vol. 17 (1984) p. 461
    • From the nobility to the bourgeoisie, The Werenwag family, vol. 18 (1985) p. 61
    • The residents of Treffensbuch in the 15th and 16th centuries, Vol. 18 (1986) p. 343
    • Ochsenbach and Klemm in Reutlingen vol. 23 p. 326
    • The Volland family and their connections to Entzlin, Dreher u. Lyher Vol. 23 p. 368
    • Additions and corrections to the Volland family in Markgröningen vol. 23 p. 408
    • The will of Conrad Essich vol. 23 p. 441
    • The first Voith in the Heidenheim area, vol. 24 p. 426
    • Agnes Bayer b. Vautt and her family, news on genealogy Vaut I vol. 24 p. 441
    • The new Pfründ in Zuffenhausen and their donor family, News on the genealogy Vautt II vol. 24 p. 485
    • The Vaut in Zuffenhausen in the 15th century, news on the genealogy Vautt III vol. 24 p. 517
    • Johann Bidenbach, Family and Ancestors Vol. 30 (2013)

literature

  • Badische Latest News from April 1st, 1998: President Otto-Günter Lonhard hands over his office to Martin Frank

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personal data
SURNAME Lonhard, Otto-Günter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and Swabian homeland researcher
DATE OF BIRTH March 7, 1933
PLACE OF BIRTH Blaubeuren , Alb-Danube district, Baden-Wuerttemberg