Josef Sousedík [SEP] place of death
Josef Sousedík
Josef Sousedík (18 December 1894 – 15 December 1944) was Czech inventor, industrialist and resistance fighter.
Life.
Josef Sousedík grew up in a poor family in Vsetín in Czechoslovakia. After finishing elementary school he trained as an electrician. He fought in the Austria-Hungary army during World War I and participated in the Battle of Slovakia in 1918. He opened his own workshop in 1919, using his patents and inventions. The workshop expanded into a factory employing over 200 people by 1934. The
Appointed – 9 Sep 1987 Resigned)
- 1987–1994: Ludwig Averkamp (9 Sep 1987 Succeeded – 24 Oct 1994 Appointed, afterwards Archbishop of Hamburg)
- 1995–present: Franz-Josef Hermann Bode (12 Sep 1995 Appointed – )
Auxiliary bishops.
- Johannes Fabri (bishop of Osnabrück), O.F.M. (20 Nov 1434 - Mar 1451)
- Godefridus Yerwerd, O.S.B. (13 Feb 1471 - 28 Mar 1476)
- Johannes Meppen, O.S.A. (24 Jan 1477 - 1495)
- Heinrich Schodehoet