Erwin Ammann

Erwin Ammann ( born October 22, 1916 in Würzburg, † December 27, 2000 ) was a German politician ( CSU). He was from 1946 to 1950 Member of the Landtag of Bavaria.

Life

Ammann completed training at the Vocational School of Electrical Engineering in the field of Telegraphenbau and telecommunications trades in Nuremberg. He was leader of the youth bündische youth and in 1934 was arrested for political reasons. In 1935 he made ​​his first foreign trips with the youth group to Austria and 1937 in Italy. Not wanting to enter the NSDAP, he was deferred constant in the administration. Therefore, he announced his contract with the imperial post and got to a private school, the high school after. Subsequently, he attended the higher technical State School in Nuremberg. In 1941, he was drafted by the Wehrmacht and fought until 1945 as a soldier in World War II. After his return, he was co-founder of the CSU in Lower Franconia.

Policy

In 1946, Ammann became a member of the city council in Würzburg and also the youngest member of the parliamentary group of the CSU in Bavaria. From 1947 to 1952 he was District Administrator of Ochsenfurt. In the election in 1946 for the first Bavarian state parliament, he moved in the constituency of Lower Franconia in parliament, where he remained only in this term. Ammann was a member of the Committee on questions of civil service law and the remuneration and the Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs. He was also a member of the subcommittee of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs - constituencies. In 1953 he became district administrator of Karlstadt. After this in 1972 as part of local government reform in the new district means Main ( later the district of Main -Spessart ) rose, he was Chief Executive of the new circle. In his role as a founding district he campaigned for the ultimately implemented relocation of the county seat of Lohr to Karlstadt.

Weblink

• Erwin Ammann in the parliamentary database at the House of Bavarian History