William Draheim [SEP] position held
William Draheim
William Draheim was a member of the Wisconsin State Senate.
Biography.
Draheim was born on December 15, 1898 in Neenah, Wisconsin. After graduating from Neenah High School, he attended Lawrence University. Draheim served in the United States Army and the Wisconsin Army National Guard, taking part in World War I and World War II and achieving the rank of major.
Political career.
Draheim was a candidate for the Wisconsin State Assembly in 1938 as a Democrat and in 1948 as an Independent.
and consequences Draheim.
In addition to Elbing, the commonwealth aimed at also keeping Draheim, yet Frederick William I was able to thwart these plans by occupying it in 1663. While since the 1720s the government of the Brandenburgian province of Pomerania subsequently took over administrative tasks regarding Draheim, it retained its independence from the Pomeranian province until the terms of Bromberg were superseded by the Treaty of Warsaw (1773). Before the 1773 treaty, Poland had nominally held the right to bail out Draheim, which however was never actually pursued.