Max Weber (born 24 January 1931 in Jägerwirth) is a social politician and former Bavarian parliamentary deputy of the SPD.
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Weber grew up in the Lower Bavarian county of Passau. As a toddler, he fell ill with child paralysis and suffered a permanent handicap. After a tailor's training at the company Loden Frey in Munich - the father of the later SPD faction chairman in the Bavarian state parliament Franz Maget was there as an apprentice colleague from Weber - he worked as an industrial cutter in the company from 1958 and committed himself as a works councilor from 1958 and starting from 1967 as works council chairman , In 1974, he was elected as Social Justice Secretary at the DGB Munich and in 1982 as candidate of the Munich-Moosach voting circle in the Bavarian State Parliament (10th election period). In the 1986 parliamentary election, he returned to the Landtag, now on the list of the electoral district of Oberbayern. Honors Edit the source text
Weber was awarded the Wilhelm-Hoegner-Prize of the Bavarian SPD parliamentary party in 2003. Weblinks Edit sourcetext Single-level Edit source text Standard data (person): GND: 1019512695 (PICA, AKS) | VIAF: 231960843 | Wikipedia People Search
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