Egon Hugenschmidt
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Egon Hugenschmidt was a German
Germany
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 jurist
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 and mayor of Lörrach
Lörrach
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, Baden-Württemberg
Baden-Württemberg
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 (1960–1984). He was a prisoner of war
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, created the twintown relation of Lörrach with Sens
Sens
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 and was awarded with the Federal Cross of Merit.

Literature

  • Gerhard Moehring: Vögte und Bürgermeister von Lörrach. in: Walter Jung, Gerhard Moehring (Hrsg.): Unser Lörrach 1975. Eine Grenzstadt im Spiegel der Zeit, Lörrach-Tumringen: Kropf & Herz 1975, Seite 35.

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