Traugott Bredow (lawyer, 1889)

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Traugott Bredow (born October 10, 1889 in Arnsberg , † 1969 ) was a German administrative officer.

Life

Bredow was the older son of Traugott Bredow (lawyer, 1859) . After school and high school in Breslau he studied at the University Friedrich-Wilhelms-Silesian jurisprudence . Like Georg Kroll , he was reciprocated in the Corps Marcommania in 1908 . In 1913 he became a court trainee in 1913. While he took part in the First World War from 1914 to 1918 (most recently as a first lieutenant), he moved to internal administration as a government trainee in 1916. In 1921 he came to the district office in the Teltow district as a government assessor . He came to the Prussian Ministry of the Interior in 1923 as an unskilled worker and then as a government councilor , where he succeeded August Euler, among other things, as aviation officer for the Free State of Prussia . In 1926 Bredow was appointed district administrator in the Arnswalde district. On August 19, 1932, he was withdrawn from this post and put into temporary retirement. Soon after, he was transferred to the Berlin Police Headquarters, where he was appointed Government Director and Deputy Head of Department I on November 23, 1932. Immediately after the seizure of power , he was ousted from this post by Rudolf Diels . On July 11, 1934, Bredow, who had been a member of the NSDAP since May 1, 1933 (2,672,934), was appointed Police Vice President of Berlin as deputy to Magnus von Levetzow . On April 9, 1937, he was provisionally and on August 1, 1937 finally appointed regional president in the Hildesheim district. In 1939 he was replaced by Kurt Binding . In 1941 Bredow was transferred to the position of chief president in Hanover .

Fonts

  • The police regulations for Berlin , 1936.

Honors

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Kösener Corpslisten 1960, 82/21
  2. ^ Hildesheim administrative district (territorial.de)