CSU Tutzing honors political heavyweights: Männle and Falkner excellent!

CSU Tutzing honors political heavyweights: Männle and Falkner excellent!

As part of a festive event, the CSU local association Tutzing honored two earned members for their long-term loyalty to the party on June 14, 2025. Carola Falkner, who was honored for 25 years of active membership, and Prof. Ursula Männle, who is loyal to the CSU for 25 years of active membership, and Prof. Ursula Männle. These two women have made a name for themselves through their commitment to local political work and beyond.

The event underlined the connection to the party and social interaction in the community. The local association paid tribute to the essential contributions of men and falcons for party work and the tireless support that they have provided over the years. This was also valued by numerous members and interested citizens and came into its own that evening.

Ursula Männle: A life for politics

Prof. Ursula Männle, who will receive honorary citizenship from the municipality of Tutzing on November 26, 2025, can look back on an impressive political career. The 76-year-old has been a member of the CSU since 1964 and was active as deputy federal chairman of the Junge Union and from 1981 to 1991 state chair of the Women's Union. Her political career in the German Bundestag, where she worked as a women's policy spokeswoman for the Union faction, has been over several decades.

From 1994 to 1998 she held the office of Bavarian Minister of State for federal and European matters and campaigned for the interests of the Free State before sitting for the Starnberg constituency from 2000 to 2013 in the Bavarian state parliament. Their merits were not only recognized in the political landscape; She also taught as a professor at the Catholic Foundation college for social affairs in Benediktbeuern until 2009.

a valuable contribution to the region

Männle has not only moved a lot politically, but also socially. As honorary chairman of the local association, the CSU in Tutzing is still available. Her tireless commitment, deep rooting in the Tutzing brand and the presence at various events in the district testify to their depths of the region. Men who studied political sciences, sociology and recent history began her career as a scientific assistant at the Academy for Political Education in Tutzing and has since had a significant influence on the political landscape of Tutzings and far beyond.

The honors by Carola Falkner and Prof. Ursula Männle are not only recognized by their loyalty to the CSU, but also a sign of appreciation for their tireless efforts. Merkur emphasizes how important such personalities are for the political and social structure and notes that both women have a role model and Are loyalty. Your achievements will be honored in Tutzing on November 26th when Ursula Männle is introducing herself in the Golden Book of the Community, another highlight of her impressive career.