Dr. Johann Ginsel

After the Matura at the BEA Traiskirchen in 1932, Johann Ginsel studies in Vienna and is admitted to the student association Kürnberg in 1933. After the teaching examination and the doctorate for Dr. phil. he teaches at the HTBLA in Vienna I.

After that, he is immediately released and taken from the “Austrian Legion” for a few days in Schwechat. He is then employed at the Landesstelle für Volkskunde in Munich, Germany, and will become a Wehrmacht in May 1939.

After dismissal from the prison of war in August 1945, he teaches at the Institute of Chemistry in Vienna XVII; he then moved to Carlton Highschool in Bradford/England in 1947–1948. From 1949 he is active in Salzburg and there last in 1963-1977 as a national school inspector.