13 Documents Graz Vienna 1920-31 / Career Ra Richard Kaan (1897-1969);

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13 Documents Graz Vienna 1920-31 / Career Ra Richard Kaan (1897-1969);
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13 documents Graz Vienna 1920-31 / career RA RICHARD KAAN (1897-1969)
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13 certificates and certifications from 1920 to 1931
, related to the Lawyer Career of
Richard Kaan (1897-1969)
, from 1965 First President of the Styrian Parliament.
The following lawyers Courts issued the testimonies:
The Graz lawyer Wilhelm Kaan (1865-1945), uncle of Richard Kaan
[William Kaan (* 23. August 1865 in Weinhaus near Vienna; † 29 April 1945 in Graz-Ragnitz; to 1919 Edler von Kaan) was an Austrian lawyer and politician. from 6 November 1918 to 27. May 1919 he was the first provincial governor of Styria in the first republic.]
- Certificate of 26. October 1926
that Richard Kaan from 4.1. worked uninterruptedly in his office as a trainee lawyer, signed by Wilhelm Kaan and by the Vice President of the Committee of the Styrian Bar Association in Graz
- Certificate of the 20th December 1926
that Richard Kaan from 4.1. until 20.12.1926 worked in his office as a trainee lawyer, signed by Wilhelm Kaan and by the President of the Committee of the Styrian Bar Association in Graz. Supplementary certificate on the reverse dated 22. December 1930 that Richard Kaan also after the 20. December 1926 "up to the present day" was active in the same function; signed by Wilhelm Kaan and confirmed and signed by the Vice President of the Committee of the Styrian Bar Association in Graz.
Lawyer Geza Kodella, Graz, Tegetthoffgasse 15
[Where
hl also related to Richard Kaan; Richard Kaan's mother-in-law Melanie v. Crailsheim (1871-1949) was a b. codela.]
- Certificate of 23. June 1925 that Richard Kaan from 19. May 1925 worked continuously in his office as a trainee lawyer; signed by Kodella but without confirmation from the Bar Association
-Certificate from 1. August 1925 that Richard Kaan from 19. May to 1 July 1925 worked in his office as a trainee lawyer; signed by Kodella and confirmed and signed by the Vice President of the Committee of the Styrian Bar Association in Graz.
Attorney Dr. Oskar Feigl, Vienna, Biberstr. 22
[Oskar Feigl (1864-1942), Jewish lawyer, deported to Lodz / Litzmannstadt in 1941, murdered by the Nazis in 1942; today a memorial stone "Stations of Remembrance" at the house at Biberstraße 22.]
- Certificate of 23. June 1925 that Richard Kaan from 22. November 1920 to 11. April 1921 worked in his office as a trainee lawyer; signed by Feigl and confirmed by the committee of the Vienna Bar Association (with signature of the President Hermann Eckel)
Higher Regional Court in Graz:
- Official certificate from 8. January 1926 about Kaan's activities at various courts (district court Schladming, district court surrounding Graz, regional court for ZRS Graz and regional court for criminal matters Graz). Stamped by the Graz Higher Regional Court Presidium and signed by President Richard Bratusch
- Confirmation from 14. January 1928 on being included in the list of defense attorneys of the District Court of Appeal
Committee of the Lower Austrian Bar Association in Vienna:
-Decree of 14. December 1920 about the entry in the list of trainee lawyers and acknowledgment of the entry into the office of Mr. Oskar Feigl on 22. Nov 1920; signed by President Dr. Julius Pfeiffer
-Certificate from 18. August 1925 that from his military service (October 1915 to October 1918) in the dragoon regiment Friedrich August King of Saxony No. 3 only 363 days can be included in the duration of practical use, since he has three recognized war semesters and one semester actually studied. This certificate is the only one smaller than A4 (20.6 x 17.3 cm)
Committee of the Styrian Bar Association in Graz
-Decree of the 4th June 1925 on the entry in the list of trainee lawyers and acknowledgment of the entry into the office of Mr. Geza Kodella on 19. May 1925; signed by the President of the Committee
- Confirmation from 20. June 1925 that Richard Kaan from 19. May 1925 "to this day" entered in the list of trainee lawyers; signed by the Vice President of the Committee
-Acknowledgment of the 4th January 1926 about entry into the office of Wilhelm Kaan and confirmation about a note in the register; signed by the Vice President of the Committee
- Confirmation from 1. January 1931 on Richard Kaan's entry in the list of lawyers, with blind embossed stamp of the RA Chamber and signature of President Arthur Panholzer
Confirming signatures are available from:
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Richard Bratusch
, from 1916 to 1919 Bratusch Edler von Marrein (* 3. April 1861 in Seisenberg, Krain; † 11 August 1949 in Graz), Austrian judge and politician, 1920 to 1926 President of the Graz Higher Regional Court
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dr Arthur Panholzer
(1863-1933), 1927-1933 President of the Styrian RA Chamber Graz (many signatures)
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dr Herman Eckel
, from 1924 President of the RA Chamber in Vienna
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dr Julius Pfeiffer
, 1916-1922 President of the RA Chamber Vienna
With several stamps:
2 x 5,000 crowns in 1922, 3 x 10,000 crowns in 1922, 2 x 50 groschen in 1925, 2 x 1 shilling in 1925.
Condition:
Certificates all folded lengthwise and crosswise; partly with tears in the fold or damage to the edges. Often browned, stained and creased. Please also note the pictures at the end of the item description!
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About Wilhelm and Richard Kaan and Richard Bratusch (source: wikipedia):
Wilhelm Kaan (* 23. August 1865 in Weinhaus near Vienna; † 29 April 1945 in Graz-Ragnitz; to 1919 Edler von Kaan) was an Austrian lawyer and politician. from 6 November 1918 to 27. May 1919 he was the first provincial governor of Styria in the first republic. Kaan was a member of the Greater German People's Party (GDVP) and, after studying law at the University of Graz, was a lawyer by profession. He was also a municipal councilor in Graz from 1905 and a member of the Styrian state parliament from 1908. In the first state elections in Styria on 11. On May 27, 1919, the Christian Social Party achieved the most seats and Kaan was replaced by Anton Rintelen on May 27, 1919. May replaced as governor.[2] Kaan came from a Jewish family who converted around 1800 (Kohn) and had been a member of the Arminia Graz fraternity since 1884. His nephew Richard Kaan was President of the Styrian Parliament for the ÖVP between 1965 and 1969.
Richard Kaan (until 1919 Kaan Edler von Distelfingen) (* 23. December 1897 in Vienna; † 15 January 1969 in Oberaich) was an Austrian politician (ÖVP). Kaan was a nephew of the Styrian governor Wilhelm Kaan; like his uncle, Richard Kaan was also a lawyer in Graz. He belonged to the national liberal camp and represented the Styrian People's Party from 1949 until his death in the Styrian state parliament. From 1964 he was second president of the state parliament, from 7. On April 1, 1965, he served as First President of the Landtag. He died in a car accident near Bruck an der Mur in 1969, on the same route on which ÖVP chairman Karl Schleinzer was killed in 1975.
Richard Bratusch, from 1916 to 1919 Bratusch Edler von Marrein, (* 3. April 1861 in Seisenberg, Krain; † 11 August 1949 in Graz)[1] was an Austrian judge and politician.
Life: Bratusch studied law at the University of Graz and became a member of the Corps Joannea in 1879.[2] After earning his doctorate iur. from 1884 he was an assistant professor and from 1889 an assistant at various courts in Carinthia and Styria. In 1897 he came to Marburg (Styria) as a deputy public prosecutor and in 1898 to Graz as a junior public prosecutor. In 1902 he was appointed to the general procuration in Vienna. From 1906 to 1919 he served in the Ministry of Justice. In 1916, during the First World War, he was ennobled by Franz Joseph I and henceforth bore the nickname Edler von Marrein. In the First Republic he was State Secretary/Minister of Justice under the Renner II state government. From 1920 to 1926 he was President of the Graz Higher Regional Court.
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Wilhelm Kaan (* 23. August 1865 in Weinhaus near Vienna; † 29 April 1945 in Graz-Ragnitz; to 1919 Edler von Kaan) was an Austrian lawyer and politician. from 6 November 1918 to 27. May 1919 he was the first provincial governor of Styria in the first republic. Kaan was a member of the Greater German People's Party (GDVP) and, after studying law at the University of Graz, was a lawyer by profession. He was also a municipal councilor in Graz from 1905 and a member of the Styrian state parliament from 1908. In the first state elections in Styria on 11. On May 27, 1919, the Christian Social Party achieved the most seats and Kaan was replaced by Anton Rintelen on May 27, 1919. May replaced as governor.[2] Kaan came from a Jewish family who converted around 1800 (Kohn) and had been a member of th
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1901-1945
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