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(
6 January 1870 –
16 September 1944) was a
German Social Democratic Party leader and
Chancellor of Germany from
1919 to
1920.
Born in
Darkehmen near
Königsberg in
East Prussia, Bauer, who rose to notice through his leadership of a white-collar trade union, served from
1908 to
1918 as chairman of the General Commission of Trade Unions for all of Germany. A member of the
Reichstag, Bauer entered
Prince Max of Baden's government in October 1918 as Minister of Labour, a role which he continued to hold in the government of
Philipp Scheidemann after the war. When Scheidemann resigned in June
1919 to protest the
Treaty of Versailles, Bauer became Chancellor, serving until March
1920, when he resigned shortly after the failure of the
Kapp Putsch.
Bauer later served in the governments of
Hermann Müller and
Joseph Wirth.
Cabinet June 1919 - March 1920
Changes
July 15 1919 - Robert Schmidt succeeds Wissell as Economics Minister. Schmidt remains Food Minister.
October 3 1919 - Dr. Eugen Schiffer (DDP) enters the cabinet as Justice Minister and succeeds Erzberger as Vice-Chancellor. Erzberger remains Finance Minister. Dr. Erich Koch-Weser (DDP) succeeds David as Interior Minister. David remains in the cabinet as Minister without Portfolio.
October 25 1919 - Otto Gessler (DDP) enters the cabinet as Reconstruction Minister.
November 7 1919 - The Colonial Office is abolished. Bell remains Transportation Minister.
January 30 1920 - Mayer resigns as Treasury Minister.
March 12 1920 - Erzberger resigns as Finance Minister.
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