Claus Brechter: Bad Wimpfen has a new face in monument protection

Claus Brechter: Bad Wimpfen has a new face in monument protection

Engagement for monument protection in Bad Wimpfen

The appointment of Claus Brechter as the new local curator of the German Foundation for Monument Protection (DSD) in Bad Wimpfen is an important step in promoting monument protection and maintaining the cultural heritage of the region. Brechter, who worked as a mayor for many years, brings extensive experience in public administration and a deep understanding of the challenges of monument protection.

experience and commitment of Claus Brechter

Claus Brechter, born in 1982, graduate in administrative administrator, began his career in the personnel office of the city of Mannheim and then served as mayor of Bad Wimpfen for over three decades. During this time, he developed a strong awareness of monument protection, especially in a city that houses two important listed systems. In addition, the Brechter was chairman of the association "Die Burgenstraße e.V." And for 25 years member of the board of trustees of the Baden-Württemberg Monument Foundation. These roles gave him valuable insights into the importance of the cultural heritage.

The role of the local curator

As a local curator, BRechter will have the opportunity to actively contribute to maintaining monuments in Bad Wimpfen. The volunteerness in this position allows him to live out his passion for monument protection on a broader level. A total of over 80 local curators are committed to the DSD nationwide by acting as a face of the foundation and taking on their tasks of public relations and advertising.

cultural heritage and its financing

The German Foundation for Monument Protection has saved an impressive 6,700 monuments in Germany since its foundation in 1985 and has been upset for it. In Baden-Württemberg, more than 410 monuments were supported with over 46 million euros. This shows how important financial resources are to preserve cultural heritage. Breakter wants to contribute to continuing this success through his commitment in Bad Wimpfen.

The way forward

Breater will form his own local board of directors to bundle expertise from different areas. Working in such a body is crucial to guarantee the diversity and quality of the monument protection measures. His close cooperation with the DSD office in Bonn will be of great importance to ensure the continuous development of the projects.

Brechter's willingness to work on voluntary health protection is not only important for Bad Wimpfen, but also represents a positive trend in society in which local engagement is estimated and promoted. Participation in such initiatives promotes awareness of the importance of cultural heritage and strengthens the community.

For more information and options for active participation in monument protection, interested parties can visit the website www.denkmalschutz.de

- Nag