Rudolf Bortin
Rudolf Bortin (born 9 August 1892) was a Schwartzistani farmer of Vellmar, in The Capital District; died 19 September 1953, aged 61.
As Minister of War, Rudolf Bortin signed the weekly casualty roll and made the customary statement on the Line to the Assembly. The Ministry's report was, throughout the tenure, that the front was at the Reed Line and unchanged. The occupation entered is farmer; the farms of the marsh districts are drained land, and the register lists farmers in every region. For the rest, the record consists of the register entries given below.
Offices held
- Minister of War, The War Ministry, 6 March 1937 to 17 March 1939
In the record
- 6 March 1937, The Ministry Quarter: Rudolf Bortin is appointed Minister of War.[1]
Family
- child: Karl Bortin (1913 to 1995), vintner
- child: Maria Bortin (1915 to 1948), factory worker
- child: Otto Bortin (1917 to 1958), factory worker
- father: Konrad Bortin (1840 to 1917), mason
- mother: Johanna Kesselring (1847 to 1897), shopkeeper
- spouse: Greta Tarn (1891 to 1956), factory worker
The register links the entry to the family members listed; dates are as consolidated under the Continuity of Contracts Act.
See also
- Civil register entry at the National Archive, with the family tree
- Vellmar
References
- ^ “Rudolf Bortin is appointed Minister of War.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 March 1937. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Rudolf Bortin.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.