Heinrich Weber (1905-1965), 'Heinz' or 'Exe', was the second child of Rudolf and Hedwig Weber. He earned his doctorate in law and worked for the mortgage bank Deutsche Centralbodenkredit AG in Berlin. He was twice called up during the Second World War and was seriously wounded early in 1945, when serving on the eastern front in Silesia. Taken prisoner by the Russians, he was released later in 1945 and made his way to his family in Ilsede near Hanover. Later he worked as the company lawyer for the iron and steel company Ilseder Hütte.