Volker D. Laturell

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Volker D. Laturell (born May 22, 1939 ) is a retired German homeland researcher , non-fiction author and employee of the city administration of the state capital Munich .

Professional background

After studying at the Munich University of Applied Sciences , from which he graduated with a degree in administrative management , Laturell was head of the administration and personnel department of the Münchner Kammerspiele from 1962, simultaneously with responsibility for the adjoining Theater der Jugend and the Otto Falckenberg School, which is also affiliated . He founded the archive for professional children's and youth theater , which is now in the Deutsches Theatermuseum , in 1967. From 1969 Laturell also taught at the Otto Falckenberg School. In 1974 Laturell took over full-time city historic Special Affairs in Munich Department of Urban Development. This activity and the books he wrote in his spare time on Munich's theater and district history qualified him for the work of folk culture curator, which the cultural department entrusted him with in 1979. Laturell has been retired since 1999.

From 1970, Laturell was Upper Bavarian District Councilor on the list of the SPD for 24 years .

Local history explorer

In addition to his work at the city theaters, Laturell wrote a book about Munich's theater history. This was followed by publications on Munich's district history - with a focus on Moosach and Feldmoching - and on Munich and Bavarian folk culture.

Together with his late colleague and friend Georg Mooseder, Laturell has created extensive archives on the history of the districts of Moosach and Feldmoching .

Awards

  • Federal Cross of Merit on Ribbon, 1979
  • Cross of Merit, First Class, 2002
  • Medal "Munich shines" that
  • District medal in gold for the district of Upper Bavaria
  • Golden badge of honor of the workers' welfare
  • Bavarian State Medal for "special services to local self-government"
  • Silver badge of honor from the Association of German Amateur Theater
  • Medal of Honor of the City of Munich "for great services to folk music in Munich"

Fonts (selection)

  • Theater and youth in Munich - a compilation of 500 years of Munich theater history. Tins, Munich 1970.
  • Feldmoching. The origins and development history of a Munich district with the districts Ludwigsfeld, Hasenbergl, Eggarten, Fasanerie-Nord, Harthof and Lerchenau. Publishing house Dr. Benno Tins, Munich 1970
  • Moosach. Volume 1: From the beginning to 1800. Tins, Munich 1980.
  • Moosach. Volume 2: From 1800 to the present. Tins, Munich 1985.
  • Munich Marienlieder from four centuries. Cultural Department of the City of Munich 1992
  • Folk culture in Munich. Essays on customs, musical folk culture, folk dance, costumes and folk theater in a city of millions. Buchendorfer, Munich 1997, ISBN 3-927984-63-9 .
  • Feldmoching-Hasenbergl - the district book for the 24th district with the districts Eggarten, Fasanerie, Feldmoching, Harthof, Hasenbergl, Lerchenau, Siedlung am Lerchenauer See and Ludwigsfeld. (with contributions by Reinhard Bauer ). Bavarica-Verlag Bauer, Munich 2000, ISBN 3-935440-01-4 .
  • Moosach - the district book for the 10th district with the districts Borstei, Hartmannshofen, Moosach, Nederling and Olympia-Pressestadt. Bavarica-Verlag Bauer, Munich 2001, ISBN 3-935440-02-2 .
  • Moosach: The incorporation in 1913 to Munich. History Association Moosach eV, 2014
  • Moosach 1913–2013: A farming village becomes a district of Munich . History Association Moosach e. V., 2015
  • History of the parish of Feldmoching and its churches, chapels and Klausen in Feldmoching, Moosach, Milbertshofen, Schleissheim, Karlsfeld and Ludwigsfeld. ; Volk Verlag, Munich 2018

Laturell also wrote numerous articles for local history journals.

literature

  • Gerhard Hanke: Volker D. Laturell on his 50th birthday . In: Amperland. Local history quarterly for the districts of Dachau, Freising and Fürstenfeldbruck . Vol 25 (1989), ISSN  0003-1992 , pp. 320-322
  • Two men, one memory: The Moosach Archive - Georg Mooseder († 2008) and Volker D. Laturell preserve the history of the district . In: Münchner Wochenanzeiger . Moosacher Anzeiger of October 13, 2008, p. 6 f. Digitized

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personal data
SURNAME Laturell, Volker D.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Laturell, Volker
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German homeland researcher and non-fiction author
DATE OF BIRTH May 22, 1939