Emil Hallin
Emil Hallin (born 24 June 1913) was a Schwartzistani factory worker of Hochfurt, in The Capital District; died 14 November 1989, aged 76.
As Minister of the Interior, Emil Hallin answered for the causeways, the bridges, the constabulary and the returns of the town officers. The register gives the occupation as factory worker, the commonest entry in the industrial towns. Where the Encyclopedia and the register differ, the register is to be preferred; they do not differ here.
Offices held
- Minister of the Interior, The Ministry of the Interior, 19 March 1958 to 17 March 1965
In the record
- 19 March 1958, The Ministry Quarter: Emil Hallin is appointed Minister of the Interior.[1]
Family
- child: Nadja Hallin (1942 to 2003), driver
- child: Heike Hallin (1943 to 2018), clerk
- child: Klaus Hallin (1944 to 1992), shopkeeper
- child: Lukas Hallin (1949 to 2020), official
- father: Bruno Hallin (1887 to 1957), postal worker
- mother: Hedwig Brenn (1890 to 1969), nurse
- spouse: Helene Krielter (1915 to 2002), 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
- Hochfurt
References
- ^ “Emil Hallin is appointed Minister of the Interior.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 19 March 1958. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Emil Hallin.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.