Philipp Kitzinger

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Philipp Kitzinger (born January 11, 1906 in Munich ; † 1986 ) was a German lawyer who was temporarily appointed as a non-elected district administrator for the Schrobenhausen district on August 1, 1945 .

Career

In 1923 Kitzinger belonged to the Adolf Hitler raid and, in 1927, lived at Ickstattstrasse 28 in Munich while studying law. Since 1932 he worked as a lawyer in Schrobenhausen approved . In the time of National Socialism he was considered a “ Jewish hybrid ”, but was only prosecuted by the administrative authority of the district office of Schrobenhausen in the course of the November pogroms in 1938. However, his proven participation in Hitler's raiding party helped him so that he could continue his professional activity, from 1943 as a legal clerk. Kitzinger was appointed on August 1, 1945 by the American military government as district administrator (provisional) of the Upper Bavarian district of Schrobenhausen. He remained in office until the end of March 1946 and in this role led the rebuilding of the administrative organization in the region. Kitzinger then resumed his work as a lawyer, which he pursued until his death.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b c Reinhard Weber: The fate of the Jewish lawyers in Bavaria after 1933 , pages 128–129, Oldenbourg Wissenschaft Verlag, 2006.
  2. ↑ PERSONAL STATUS OF LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANSUNIVERSITÄT MÜNCHEN P. 112, accessed on December 23, 2013
  3. ↑ district administrators of the district on neuburg-schrobenhausen.de
personal data
SURNAME Kitzinger, Philipp
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, district administrator of the Upper Bavarian district of Schrobenhausen
DATE OF BIRTH January 11, 1906
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH 1986