Julius Schück
German-Filipino merchant and politician
About Julius Schück
Lived 1880 – 1952 (aged 71–72).
Infobox officeholder name = Julius Schück image = Julius Schuck, House of Representatives (1921 portrait).jpg caption = Schück as member of the Philippine House of Representatives, office = Member of the House of Representatives of the Philippines from Mindanao and Sulu's Lone district appointer = Francis Burton Harrison term_start = 1920 term_end = 1922 (resigned on November 15, 1921 His father was Herman Leopold Schück, a German sea captain, and Sharifa Yap, a Chinese Muslim woman.) He graduated from Raffles Institution in Singapore and served as an official interpreter and senior officer in Sulu. He was appointed representative of the Department of Mindanao and Sulu in 1920 replacing Isidro Vamenta. He resigned as representative on November 15, 1921. Despite resigning, he still served the position until 1922.
Personal life His wife is a daughter of Sheikh Mustafa, prime minister of Sultan Harun Ar-Rashid. He and his brother, Willie Schück, were engaged in the timber business.
His father, Herman Schück, had blood brotherhood with the Sultan of Sulu, Jamal ul-Azam. As a sign of gratitude for the German, the sultan gave Herman Schück a piece of land in Lukat Lupas near Jolo.
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Who was Julius Schück?
german-Filipino merchant and politician
When was Julius Schück born?
Julius Schück was born on 8 April 1880.
When did Julius Schück die?
Julius Schück died in 1952.
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