Otto Uhlig

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Otto Uhlig (* 1902 ; † 1984 ) was a German homeland researcher and administrative director (1955) of the Stuttgart employment office (1950–1967).

Life

Uhlig, son of the later Saxon Interior Minister Karl Otto Uhlig , learned the profession of typesetter and then worked as a career advisor . In 1933 he was dismissed without notice because of his political stance. Finally he was entrusted with the provisional management of the Schwäbisch Hall employment office (1945). He earned services in the integration of the displaced . His professional life's work was the guest workers . In his work on these millions of people willing to work from the south, he expressly pointed out how important their labor was and will be for the German economy. The director of the Göppingen labor office , administrative director Erwin Leienstetter , was appointed as his successor .

Works (selection)

  • Guest workers in Germany. (= Freedom and order. Volume 48). Pesch-Haus-Verlag, Mannheim 1966
  • Work officially offered. The man in his market; on the 75th anniversary of the Stuttgart employment office. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1970.
  • The unloved guests. Foreign workers in Germany. Praeger, Munich 1974, ISBN 3-7796-4019-8 .
  • The history of the Volkshochschule Schwäbisch Hall (= series of publications by the Alt-Hall eV association, Volume 9). With a contribution by Klaus Heller. Alt Hall Association, Schwäbisch Hall 1980
  • The Swabian children from Tyrol and Vorarlberg (= Tyrolean economic studies. Episode 34). 4th edition. Wagner, Innsbruck 2003, ISBN 3-7030-0320-0 .

Estates

  • "Otto Uhlig Collection" in the Stuttgart State Archives (about Stuttgart and various regions of Baden-Württemberg as well as about the end of the war in 1945 and the post-war period), 0.5 m, 1936–1969, status: 2nd.
  • "Otto Uhlig Collection" at the University of the Federal Employment Agency , in Mannheim (via Stuttgart and various regions of Baden-Württemberg as well as the end of the war in 1945 and the post-war period), 4 m, 1936–1970.

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SURNAME Uhlig, Otto
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German homeland researcher and government councilor
DATE OF BIRTH 1902
DATE OF DEATH 1984