Richard Reverdy

Richard Reverdy, since 1911, Richard Knight of Reverdy ( born January 29, 1851 in Frankenthal, † May 31, 1915 in Munich) was a German civil engineer.

Life

After studying Reverdy pursued a civil service career, most recently, he worked in the state's construction administration with the rank of government and county building advice ( cf. construction officer, Mr ), before he was on leave May 6, 1897 the civil service and as the director and partner in the construction company Heilmann & Littmann occurred in Munich. In 1909 he returned as Assistant Secretary in the Bavarian Ministry of the Interior and Chairman of the Supreme Building Authority in the civil service and was raised to the peerage in 1911. 1915, shortly before his death, he was retired; However, the pension entitlements were retrospectively collected again as Reverdy was posthumously accused to have been at least involved in the so-called " Zion conspiracy " as a confidant and have therefore planned the assassination of the President and the German Emperor.

A fragmentary estate of Richard Reverdy is in the custody of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, where the basis of today's coin collection was created by his estate.