Dr. Rudolf Mangutsch

Personalia

Born:

March 3, 1902, Cell

Died:

September 14, 1976, Innsbruck

Profession:

District Governor

Persecution:

Imprisonment 1938, suspension, imprisonment 1944

Memberships

A.V. Austria Innsbruck

Curriculum Vitae

Rudolf Mangutsch begins after the Matura at the “Stella Matutina” in Feldkirch in 1921 with the study of law, which he completed in 1925 with his doctorate as Dr. iur. After the court practice, he entered the service of the Tyrolean state government in 1927. Later, he finds use in the Bureau and in the district executives Innsbruck and Lienz as well as the state police station and is appointed as head of the district executive in Reutte in Tyrol in 1935.

After he is arrested, he has to endure abuses and is suspended by the service after his arrest. He then denies his livelihood as an office worker and assistant until he was recruited as a military service in 1941. After the assassination of Adolf Hitler, he was arrested on 20.7.1944.

After the war, Rudolf Mangutsch will be head of the Magistrat in Innsbruck.

Places

Residence:

Citations

Fritz, Herbert/Krause, Peter (2013): Farbe tragen, Farbe bekennen 1938–45. Katholisch Korporierte in Widerstand und Verfolgung. (ÖVfStg, 2013) S. 421.

Rudolf Mangutsch

District Governor
* March 3, 1902
Cell
† September 14, 1976
Innsbruck
Suspension, Detention