Dr. Karl Heinsheimer

Professor, Heidelberg Karl Heinsheimer

Google translation of German Wikipedia entry:

Karl August Heinsheimer (* 22 October 1869 in Mannheim ; † 16 June 1929 in Heidelberg ), son of the Grand Ducal Baden Oberlandesgericht Council Max Heinsheimer . He was married to Anna Dreyfus (* 1875, † 1955), a daughter of the businessman Max Dreyfus in Karlsruhe and Cecilia Netter , a well-known women's rights activist.

First Karl was Heinsheimer judge at the Regional Court of Heidelberg and habilitated to 1903. 1907 he was awarded the chair of Baden State private law Mitvertretung of civil law and commercial law and civil law. He taught until his death in Heidelberg. From 1927 to 1929 he was rector of the University of Heidelberg . He founded the compilation civil law of the present, translated and commented on the Civil Code . Major works

   Practical exercises in the civil law, Jena 1909, 5th edition 1930

   Typical processes, 1906 7th Edition 1927

   Trade and Exchange Law, 1924, 3rd edition 1930

   Living right (Rektoratsrede) 1928 ( ISBN 3533001091 )

   Legal opinions in matters of Niederfüllbacher Foundation to Coburg, Heidelberg 1917 

References

   Walter Tetzlaff: 2000 brief biographies of important German Jews of the 20th century, Lindhorst 1982 ISBN 3921730104

   Eduard choice: Heinsheimer, Karl August. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 8, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1969, ISBN 3-428-00189-3 , S. 440 f. ( digital copy ).

   German Biographical Encyclopedia , vol. 4, Munich 1996

   Jewish Life in the Kraichgau. On the history of Eppinger Jews and their families, Eppingen 2006 (3-930172-17-8), pp 138-142

   Dagmar Drüll: Heidelberger scholar lexicon 1803-1932. (Ed.): Rector of the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg. Springer Tokyo. 2012. 324 S. ISBN 978-3642707612 

External links

   Uni Heidelberg

   Literature from and about Karl Heinsheimer in the catalog of the German National Library

   Works by and about Karl Heinsheimer in the German Digital Library