Hans Ramel
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Baron Hans Otto Carl Ramel (19 August 1867 – 23 January 1957) was a Swedish landlord, Hovjägmästare, Master of the Horse and member of parliament.
Ramel was born on 19 August 1867 at Övedskloster Manor in Sjöbo Municipality, Sweden, the son of ryttmästare, baron Otto Ramel and his wife baroness Charlotte (née von Blixen-Finecke).[1] He became a volunteer at the Scanian Hussar Regiment in 1884 and passed mogenhetsexamen in 1887.[2]
Career
Ramel was appointed sergeant at the Scanian Hussar Regiment in 1888 and attended the Royal Military Academy the same year and graduated and became an officer on 23 October 1889 and was appointed underlöjtnant in the Scanian Hussar Regiment on 8 November 1889.[2] He retired from the army in 1901 and became Hovjägmästare in 1902.[3] Ramel was part of the Swedish Landstorm from 1902 to 1926.[1] Ramel became First Hovjägmästare in 1921 and Master of the Horse in 1932.[1]
He was municipal chairman from 1899 to 1933, and a member of the Riksdag's upper house Första kammaren from 1917 to 1918. Ramel was chairman of Skåne Mortgage Association (Skånska hypoteksföreningen), Malmöhus County Forestry Board (Malmöhus läns skogsvårdsstyrelse), Malmöhus County Fishery Board (Malmöhus läns fiskeristyrelse), Malmö Handicraft Association (Malmö hemslöjdsförening), Färs Hundred Savings Bank (Färs härads sparbank), Skånska Lantmännen Livestock Insurance Association (Skånska lantmännens kreatursförsäkringsförening), the Swedish Friesian Breeders Association (Avelsföreningen för svensk låglandsboskap) and the Swedish Ardennes Breeders Association (Avelsföreningen Svenska Ardennerhästen).[3][4] He also sat in the governing council of the Stud Board (Stuteriöverstyrelsen).[3]
Ramel became a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture in 1924.[1]