Walther Neye, who lived from July 24, 1901 to August 12, 1989, was a German lawyer. Between 1952 and 1957 he was the rector of Berlin's Humboldt University.
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RoleLawyer, notary and university rector 2 Nationality / Jurisdiction BirthplaceArnsberg, Westphalia, Germany 2 Place of Death Classification
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1. Walther Neye (Wikipedia)
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The in October 1948 the DVV president, Paul Wandel appointed him Full Professor in Civil Law at the Humboldt.
2. Wikipedia: Walther Neye
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Walther Eduard Hermann Neye
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Lawyer / Notary, University rector
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a German lawyer
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24 July 1901
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1901-07-24
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Arnsberg, Westphalia, Germany
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12 August 1989
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12 August 1989
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Berlin, East Germany
View the SourceWikidata: Walther Neye
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- In Legal System: German Legal System, Walther Neye, who lived from July 24, 1901 to August 12, 1989, was a German lawyer. Between 1952 and 1957 he was the rector of Berlin's Humboldt University.
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Who was Walther Neye and what university post did he hold?
A German lawyer who was rector of Humboldt University of Berlin from 1952 to 1957.
Walther Neye (1901 to 1989) was a German lawyer. Between 1952 and 1957 he was the rector of Berlin's Humboldt University. He had been appointed Dean of the Law Faculty there in 1950, after a career that included work as a lawyer in Berlin from 1928 and a professorship of civil law. The article says he remained quietly but determinedly apolitical during the 1950s, and attributes his career success in the education sector to his exceptional talent for organisation.
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