Hugo Sinzheimer

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Hugo Sinzheimer was a pioneering German legal scholar and politician, widely regarded as a founding figure of modern labor law and influential in shaping the Weimar Republic’s social and constitutional framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
labor law scholar
legal scholar
politician
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
Germany
countryOfDeath Netherlands
dateOfBirth 1875-04-12
dateOfDeath 1945-09-16
educatedAt University of Giessen
University of Heidelberg
University of Munich
employer University of Frankfurt
University of Leiden
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
familyName Sinzheimer
fieldOfWork constitutional law
labor law
social law
sociology of law
givenName Hugo
hasHonorificTitle father of German labor law
influenced German labor law doctrine
Weimar Republic social framework
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Social Democratic Party of Germany
movement social democracy
notableIdea concept of social constitution
founding figure of modern labor law
notableStudent Franz Neumann
notableWork Weimar Constitution labor provisions
theory of social law
occupation jurist
politician
university teacher
participantIn Weimar National Assembly
drafting of the Weimar Constitution
placeOfBirth Worms
placeOfDeath Amsterdam
positionHeld member of the Weimar National Assembly
religion Judaism
residence Amsterdam
Frankfurt am Main
Leiden
sexOrGender male
workLocation Frankfurt am Main
Leiden

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Franz Neumann doctoralAdvisor Hugo Sinzheimer