Erich Zeigner [SEP] place of death
Erich Zeigner
Erich Zeigner (17 February 1886, Erfurt – 5 April 1949, Leipzig) was Prime Minister of the German state of Saxony during the attempted communist uprising of 1923. 
In August 1921 Zeigner was Saxon Minister of Justice. On 21 March 1923 he became the third prime minister of the Free State of Saxony. On 10 October 1923 he appointed two members of the Communist Party to his government. On 27 October 1923, German Chancellor Gustav Stresemann issued an ultimatum demanding a dismissal of the Communist ministers. Zeigner
death in 1927, she ran the Internationaler Sozialistischer Kampfbund (ISK) with Willi Eichler. In 1932, she was one of the 33 signatories of the ISK's "Dringender Appell", which called for a united front of communists and socialists in the fight against National Socialism. Well-known artists, scientists and politicians who signed the appeal included Käthe Kollwitz, Albert Einstein, Erich Kästner and Erich Zeigner. Specht returned to Walkemühle in March 1933, as it was occupied by the SA. The school was confiscated in May