Wilhelm Trippler

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Wilhelm Trippler

Wilhelm Trippler (born August 30, 1897 in Nienburg / Weser ; † June 4, 1974 in Marklohe ) was a German politician ( NSDAP ).

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Trippler attended elementary and secondary schools in Nieburg, Saarbrücken and Brandenburg an der Havel from 1904 to 1912 . Then he took up a commercial apprenticeship. After the outbreak of the First World War , he volunteered for military service. In July 1918 he lost his left arm and shoulder blade due to a war wound . Trippler was discharged from the army in 1919. From 1920 to 1926 he worked in his father's business as managing director, then until 1931 he headed the foreign department of a commercial enterprise.

Since he was a public speaker for the NSDAP, he became unemployed in 1931. He joined the SA , first became storm leader, then local group leader and in 1932 head of the social welfare office for the Magdeburg-Anhalt Gauleitung.

In May he became an honorary councilor for the NSDAP in Dessau . He lived in the Ziebigk district , Privatstrasse 5, and was given the management of the Welfare Office of the City of Dessau.

Trippler ran on the nomination for the NSDAP at number 656 in the election to the German Reichstag on November 12, 1933, but initially did not move into the National Socialist Reichstag . Only after Walter Sommer left the company at the end of 1934 did he take over and held the mandate until the end of Nazi rule in spring 1945.

From the beginning of January 1935 Trippler was NSKOV's area inspector for Central Germany and on December 1, 1937, was appointed honorary chief of the NSKK .

At the beginning of December 1937 Trippler became police chief in Dessau, was only on hold in this position from the beginning of July and left this position on January 15, 1941 at his own request. From the beginning of July 1939 he headed the Gau War Victims Office for the Magdeburg-Anhalt area.

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  1. Death register of the registry office Marklohe No. 37/1974.