Wilhelm Bruchhäuser

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Wilhelm Bruchhäuser (born May 27, 1895 in Dausenau , † September 14, 1976 in Oberbieber ) was a German politician and poet .

Life

Bruchhäuser was the station master in Nassau . Since 1918 he was a member of the SPD . In 1923 he was employed by the tax office in the unoccupied Weilburg , later head of the Niederlahnstein employment office . Because of his negative attitude towards the National Socialists, he was transferred to Dillenburg in 1933 . There he founded the “Freie Turnerschaft” and the “Nassauische Bau- und Siedlungsgesellschaft”. Because of his membership in the SPD he was dismissed in 1934 and from 1934 to 1947 he managed to get his family through as a taxi driver, tax advisor and freelance journalist. Since he was politically unencumbered, he became the first district of the district Neuwiedappointed after the war, a post he held from 1947 until his retirement in 1960. He was heavily involved in the reconstruction, the reopening of the district museum in 1948 (today Roentgen Museum) in Neuwied . He was also DRK district chairman.

He was the author of the Kreischronik “Ten Years of the Neuwied District” and several volumes of poetry, a member of the German Writers' Association and an employee of the Neuwied home calendar.

family

Wilhelm Bruchhäuser is the father of the painter Karl Bruchhäuser and grandfather of:

Works (selection)

  • Landscape, people and cathedrals , 1952
  • You carry a light ... , 1958

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Biographical data of Wilhelm Bruchhäuser in: German Literature Lexicon. The 20th century. Biographical and bibliographical manual. Mandatory continuation: Braungart - Busta: Volume 4 , Walter De Gruyter, 2003, p. 342