Paul Beusch

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Paul Beusch

Paul Beusch (born January 14, 1883 in Eßfeld , † August 15, 1925 in Berlin ) was a German politician (center).

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After attending a humanistic grammar school in Würzburg (1896–1903) Beusch studied philosophy, history and economics at the universities of Würzburg and Munich . In 1903 he joined the Catholic student association WKSt.V. in Würzburg. Unitas Hetania at. In 1907 he was awarded a Dr. oec. publ. PhD .

From autumn 1907 to 1919 Beusch was a member of the central office of the Volksverein in Mönchengladbach , after which he worked as a department head for financial and economic policy. From 1919 he worked in the Reich Ministry of Finance , where he was appointed head of the statistical office of the foreign archive and the news office. In 1920 he was promoted to Ministerial Counselor and in 1921 to Ministerial Director. In 1923 it was finally put up for disposal.

Beusch was also the author of numerous economic theoretical and economic-political writings as well as an employee of the state lexicon of the Görregesellschaft and a member of the board of the Association of Catholic Commercial Associations in Germany.

From April 1924 until his death in August 1925 sat Beusch as a deputy for the Catholic Center Party in the Reichstag in which he represented the constituency 2 (Berlin). After his death, Beusch's mandate was taken over by Richard Schönborn for the rest of the legislative period . In the Reichstag, Beusch was a member of the finance and tax committee as a financial expert in his parliamentary group. In this function, his colleague Heinrich Brüning was appointed as his successor.

Fonts

  • Essfeld is a Franconian farming community. A contribution to the knowledge of the historical, economic and social conditions of the Frankish peasant class. First part , 1907. (Dissertation)
  • The imperial finances and the tax reform of 1909 , 1909.
  • The money. Banking. The stock exchange , 1914
  • General tax theory. Tax types and tax system , 1911,
  • Basic principles and regulation of the food supply of the German people , 1912.
  • The viability of the middle class in 1913
  • Hikes and urban culture , 1916.
  • Property Tax Act and War Tax Act , 1917.
  • The borrowing system in 1918.
  • State or private enterprise , 1919.
  • Reorganization of the German financial system , 1920.
  • The extraordinary war tax for 1919 and the war tax on property growth. The Reichsnotopfer 1920.
  • The Expediency of Our Economic Policy , 1922.

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Individual evidence

  1. Wolfgang Burr (ed.): Unitas manual . tape 2 . Verlag Franz Schmitt, Siegburg 1996, p. 261 .