Josef Inhofer
Josef Inhofer belongs to the history of Augsburg’s Oberhausen district and its church community. He served as Pfarrjugendführer at St. Peter and Paul, guiding young people through a difficult period.
During National Socialism, church youth groups faced pressure, restrictions and attempts at control. Inhofer’s work is remembered locally through the designation “martyr of Oberhausen.” The Oberhauser Museumsstüble keeps this story connected to talks about parish life, youth organisations and the district’s wartime experiences.
St. Peter and Paul remains the clearest setting for understanding his role in Oberhausen. Local remembrance links his courage with faith, community and the protection of young people.
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