You are bidding on one hand-painted, calligraphic certificate from 1936 out of Vienna.

TheState school inspector Dr. Alois Brommer (1878-1968) becomes theHonorary member ofr "Association of Geographers at Middle Schools in Vienna" appointed.

DatedVienna, March 1936.

Signed from the secretary Dr. Hermann Roth as well as from the chairman Dr. Rudolf Rosenkranz (Author of the textbook "Geography textbook for the upper secondary schools", Vienna 1933-37).

Artist: Calligraphic Studio Sandtner, Wollzeile 6-8.

Format:32.8x24cm; three blank pages follow.

Tied to carrier cardboard with cord; with damaged protective sheet.

Certificate made of very strong paper.

Condition: Certificate with a 3 cm long tear in the lower left area; otherwise in very good condition; Carrier cardboard and protective sheet damaged. BiPlease also note the pictures!

Internal note: Envelope oversized

About Alois Brommer (Source: Vienna History Wiki):

Alois Brommer, *16. May 1878 Vienna, † 28. December 1968 Vienna 9, Wasagasse 6, physicist.

Was initially active in teaching (Brno, from 1910 Vienna, Franz-Joseph-Gymnasium, 1920 its director), in 1922 state school inspector.

He received a teaching position in physics methodology (for teacher candidates) at the University of Vienna, worked as a lecturer at the Pedagogical Institute of the City of Vienna and in this capacity edited the "Writings of the Pedagogical Institute" (16 volumes) from 1935 to 1938 in his own publications He specialized in research into airborne electricity and atomic energy.

Brommer was a full member of the Catholic Academy and became deputy board member of the men's choir in 1931.

Forced to retire in 1938 and stripped of all honorary positions, in 1945 he took over the position of board member of the Vienna Men's Singing Association (which he helped to rebuild and became its honorary president) and was also a member of the board of the Singing Club of the Society of Music Friends. Medal of Honor 1958.

Signed from the secretary Dr. Hermann Roth as well as from the chairman Dr. Rudolf Rosenkranz (Author of the textbook "Geography textbook for the upper secondary schools", Vienna 1933-37). He received a teaching position in physics methodology (for teacher candidates) at the University of Vienna, worked as a lecturer at the Pedagogical Institute of the City of Vienna and in this capacity edited the "Writings of the Pedagogical Institute" (16 volumes) from 1935 to 1938 in his own publications He specialized in research into airborne electricity and atomic energy. Forced to retire in 1938 and stripped of all honorary positions, in 1945 he took over the position of board member of the Vienna Men's Singing Association (which he helped to rebuild and became its honorary president) and was also