Julius Nesensohn

Personalia

Born:

July 9, 1911, Laterns

Died:

January 26, 2005, Feldkirch

Profession:

Priest

Persecution:

Detention 23.03.1940 - 27.03.1940,
Security money 1940

Memberships

K.M.V. Clunia Feldkirch, Vacation clan Raetia Rankweil

Curriculum Vitae

Julius Nesensohn joined the secondary school fraternity Clunia Feldkirch at the age of 17. After graduating from high school in 1931, he began studying theology in Innsbruck and was ordained a priest in 1936.

As chaplain in Doren, he was taken into protective custody for four days on March 23, 1940 and sentenced to a fine of 150 Reichsmarks for donating a shirt and two pairs of socks to Polish prisoners of war in agreement with the camp management. This was followed by further assignments as chaplain in Wolfurt, as parish substitute in Hittisau and then as parish priest in Braz, Gisirrgen and Thüringerberg.

In 1983, he retired there and moved to the Herz-Jesu-Heim in RankweiL

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Places

Place of activity:

Parish of Doren, Wolfurt parish, Parish of Hittisau, Parish of Braz (Innerbraz), Parish of Gisingen-Feldkirch, Parish of Thüringerberg (Thuringian mountain), Herz-Jesu-Heim Rankweil

Citations

Krause, Peter/Reinelt, Herbert/Schmitt, Helmut (2020): Farbe tragen, Farbe bekennen. Katholische Korporierte in Widerstand und Verfolgung. Teil 2. Kuhl, Manfred (ÖVfStG, Wien) S. 228.

Julius Nesensohn

Priest

* July 9, 1911

Laterns

† January 26, 2005

Feldkirch

Detention