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Lothar Popp
Lothar Popp (7 February 1887 – 27 April 1980) was a German revolutionary and a leader of the sailors' revolt in Kiel.
Education and party membership.
Lothar Popp was born 7 February 1887 in the small German town Furth im Wald as son of a lower public servant (royal Bavarian station master); he was Catholic by denomination but left church later. He attended public school and did an apprenticeship as shop assistant in Augsburg. At the age of sixteen he ran away from
, Kiel 1983
- Lothar Popp: "Das Gesundheitsbrevier — Lange und glücklich leben durch vernünftig leben", Möven-Verlag, Hamburg 1977
Sources and literature.
- Klaus Kuhl: "Streitgespräch mit Lothar Popp (Disputation with Lothar Popp)", Sep. 1978 (PDF-Datei; 463 kB)
- Schröder, Wilhelm, Heinz: "Sozialdemokratische Parlamentarier...", Droste Verl., Düsseldorf 1995. Short version available online: http://www.bioparl.de/ BIOSP - Letter P.
- Michael Hepp (Hrsg.)