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Eugène Ricklin
Doctor Eugène Ricklin (1862 – 4 September 1935) was a popular Alsatian politician known for his fiery opposition both to German and French assimilationist policies in Alsace.
Biography.
Eugène Ricklin was born in Dannemarie(German: "Dammerkirch") from a sundgauvian hotelier father and an Alsatian mother, Catherine Kayser. After his secondary education in Belfort, he attended the gymnasia of Altkirch and Colmar. He then went to Germany east of the Rhine, to Regensburg, Freiburg im Breisgau, Munich and Erlangen where he
- (1892–1951)
- Jean-Pierre Mourer (1897-1947)
- Charles Hueber (1883-1943)
- (1878-1940)
- Eugène Ricklin (1862–1935)
After war, also related groups and remain notable.
However, other Alsatian were staunch opponents of the Nazi occupation, such as the artist Jean-Jacques Waltz.
After reattachment to France.
In contemporary Alsace, Unser Land, formed in 2009 after a merge of Union du peuple alsacien and Fer's Elsass