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    Otto Karl Gessler (or Geßler) (6 February 1875 – 24 March 1955) was a liberal German politician during the Weimar Republic. From 1910 until 1914, he was...
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    Franz Sperr as well as the former Weimar Reich ministers and DDP members Otto Geßler and Eduard Hamm. Many former members of the DDP and Radical Democratic...
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    executive power to Otto Gessler. After General Otto von Lossow, who was in command of the Reichswehr troops in Bavaria, refused to act on Gessler's order to ban...
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  • Reichsmarine Chief Hans Zenker on 30 September 1928, it led Reichswehr Minister Otto Gessler to resign. In early 1923 Captain Walter Lohmann, who had acquired international...
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  • American baseball player Otto Gessler (1875–1955), German politician Magdalena Gessler (born 1953), Polish restaurateur Scott Gessler (born 1965), American...
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    successor as Reichspräsident, appointed Groener as the successor of Otto Geßler as Minister of Defence on 20 January 1928, a post he held until 1932...
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    lacking in energy dealing with the putsch. He resigned on 22 March 1920. Otto Gessler succeeded him. Noske would be the last Social Democrat in this position...
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    Reichsmarine. From 1925 to 1926 he served as adjutant to the Minister of War Otto Gessler. In 1932 Schniewind became captain of the light cruiser Köln. In 1934...
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  • Maximilian von Waechter 1867–1891: Otto Freiherr von Stromer 1892–1913: Georg Ritter von Schuh (FVP) 1913–1919: Otto Geßler (FVP) 1920–1933: Hermann Luppe...
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    changes to social and economic policies. General Reinhardt also resigned. Otto Gessler succeeded Noske; von Seeckt became Chef der Heeresleitung. The demands...
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    thought that he had not been tough enough facing up to the putschists; Otto Gessler succeeded Noske as Defence Minister. General Reinhardt also resigned...
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    cabinet stayed on as a caretaker government under the leadership of Otto Gessler until 17 May, when Wilhelm Marx of the Centre Party formed a new government...
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    throughout Germany and transferred executive power to Minister of Defense Otto Gessler. Kahr refused to carry out his orders, such as banning the Nazi Party...
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    of Ministers (Ministerrat), or Prime Minister, in 1964 after the death of Otto Grotewohl. However, he had been serving as acting chairman of the council...
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  • sitting was in fact held on that day, but owing to the non-arrival of Otto Gessler, the German minister of defense, it was not possible to proceed with...
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    Gersdorff General Survived 1980 Eugen Gerstenmaier Theologian Survived 1986 Otto Gessler Minister of Defence Survived 1955 Hans Bernd Gisevius Diplomat Survived...
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  • who had a large number of contacts among the Right. Defence Minister Otto Gessler had made such contacts illegal in February 1923, and some Reichswehr...
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    architects of the currency reform, stayed on as minister of Finance. Otto Gessler and Heinrich Brauns had held their posts since 1920. Rudolf Oeser and...
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  • Besatzungen der Luftschiffe) was donated in 1920 by Reichswehr Minister Otto Gessler. There were two versions for Army and Navy airships. Upon request, it...
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    meeting with the cabinet, and to the resignation of Reichswehr Minister Otto Gessler. As a result of the scandal, which the cabinet kept under wraps as much...
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    to become a heavy burden on the Republic. Whereas Reichswehr Minister Otto Gessler was content with limited political and administrative duties during his...
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    (equivalent to 15% of the inhabitants), although Minister of Defence Otto Gessler had forbidden the participation of Reichswehr units. Among the guests...
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    Order, the industrialist Carl Duisberg, as well as the former ministers Otto Gessler and Gustav Noske. Hitler was hesitant to run given Hindenburg's popularity...
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    cabinet rather than the four they wanted, and requested that the DDP allow Otto Gessler stay on as Reichswehr minister even if the DDP did not formally take...
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  • protect the reputation of Switzerland and its (often stolen) riches. Otto Gessler, the highly secretive leader of the Council (whom Peterson has never...
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    Although the DDP was not a member of the coalition, Luther was able to keep Otto Gessler at the Reichswehrministerium. When Ebert died on 28 February, Luther...
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    Sturmabteilung (SA) President of the German Red Cross In office 1 December 1933 – 1945 Preceded by Joachim von Winterfeldt-Menkin [de] Succeeded by Otto Gessler...
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    support Simons and Wilhelm Marx while the DDP refused to support Jares. Otto Gessler was proposed as a compromise candidate, but this failed. Most right-wing...
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    was willing to support the new cabinet only if the DDP agreed to keep Otto Gessler (DDP) in office as Reichswehr minister. Luther was able to get an agreement...
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    against the state governments of Saxony and Thuringia. On 23 October, Otto Gessler ordered the Reichswehr to move into both states. In Thuringia, the militias...
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