Julius Schaub 1898 – 1967

Biography

Julius Schaub was born on August 20, 1898, in Munich, where he would spend much of his life. Over the course of several decades, he became a prominent figure in German political life during a transformative period in the nation’s history. His career was marked by significant responsibilities and positions of considerable influence within the governmental structures of his time.

Throughout his professional life, Schaub held the position of Member of the Reichstag (MdR), serving in Germany’s parliamentary body. Beyond his legislative duties, he was known for his work as a political organizer and administrator. His lengthy tenure in these roles reflected his deep involvement in the political movements that shaped early-to-mid twentieth-century Germany.

Schaub remained in Munich for virtually his entire life, maintaining strong ties to his native city. He passed away on December 27, 1967, at the age of 69, leaving behind a legacy connected to a pivotal era in European history. He was laid to rest at Ostfriedhof, one of Munich’s prominent cemeteries, where he remains remembered as part of that generation.