Paul David Fischer

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Paul David Fischer - around 80 years old
Paul David Fischer

Paul David Fischer (born June 2, 1836 in Berlin ; † March 13, 1920 in Berlin) was a German administrative lawyer, who played a major role in the establishment of the Reichspost and was chairman of the supervisory board of the Disconto-Gesellschaft .

Life

Fischer studied law at the universities of Berlin and Bonn . After his legal clerkship , he joined the Prussian postal administration. In 1867 he was appointed to the General Post Office of the North German Confederation and finally became Undersecretary of State in the Reich Post Office in 1895 . Fischer was one of the most important employees of State Secretary Heinrich von Stephan .

For this extensive construction activity, which Fischer significantly accompanied as legal advisor, Stephan, using the separation of the Post from the Prussian building administration, knew how to create his own organs both at the central office and at the provincial authorities. In the privy councilor August Kind , who was transferring from the mining administration to the post office at this time, he had found a competent, skilled and employed building consultant, both as an architect and as an administrative officer, to whom the provincial bodies employed as post construction advisors in a growing number of upper post offices and the local site managers accepted as required willingly added.

Paul David Fischer
Paul David Fischer (plaque from Adolf von Hildebrand )

Stephan has been honorary chairman and Fischer syndic since the Electrotechnical Association in Berlin was founded in 1880 .

Paul David Fischer expected to be appointed successor to Heinrich von Stephans. When the emperor appointed a general postmaster, under whom Fischer did not want to work because he regarded him as a non-specialist, he decided to retire from the postal service. On January 1, 1898, he retired. In 1899, at the invitation of Adolph von Hansemann , he became a member of the Supervisory Board of Disconto-Gesellschaft and was its chairman from 1902 to 1920. During this time, the bank was also active in Schantung .

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Individual evidence

  1. Curriculum Vitae at the Historical Institute of Deutsche Bank. Retrieved November 13, 2016.
  2. Memories from my life. , P. 184
  3. See the meeting report of October 24, 1882, in: ETZ- Elektrotechnische Zeitschrift: Edition A., Volume 3, ed. from the Association of German Electrical Engineers, Elektrotechnischer Verein zu Berlin, Berlin 1882, pp. 393–399
  4. Memories from my life. , Pp. 288/289
  5. Travel impressions from Schantung : Lecture, go to d. Dept. Berlin-Charlottenburg d. German colonial society. Reimer, 1902.
  6. ^ Paul Fischer, Alfred Gaedertz, Paul Erich: Building history of the Schantung railway: plus four systems . Büttner, 1904.