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Biografie Constantin Fehrenbach [Abbildung] Konstantin Fehrenbach Photographie DHM, Berlin F 53/1144Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin LeMO de Politiker/in Fehrenbach, Konstantin Anfragen wegen Bildvorlagen bitte unter Angabe des Verwendungszwecks an: fotoservice@dhm.de
Constantin Fehrenbach (Wellendingen, 1852ko urtarrilaren 11 – Friburgo, 1926ko martxoaren 26a) alemaniar politikaria izan zen. Alemaniako kantzilerra izan zen 1920tik 1921era. Teologia eta zuzenbide ikasketak egin zituen Friburgon eta zigor-arloko abokatua izan zen.
Constantin Fehrenbach Aus Historisches Lexikon Bayerns. Constantin Fehrenbach im Historischen Lexikon Bayerns: D. Deutsche Zentrumspartei (Zentrum, 1869/71-1933) L. Landesverband der Einwohnerwehren Bayerns, 1920/21 ; Weiterführende Links. Constantin Feh ...
Constantin Fehrenbach (11. janúar 1852 – 26. mars 1926) var þýskur stjórnmálamaður sem var einn af helstu leiðtogum kaþólska Miðflokksins á árum Weimar-lýðveldisins. Hann var forseti þýska ríkisþingsins árið 1918 og forseti stjórnlagaþingsins í Weimar frá 1919 til 1920. Í júní árið 1920 varð Fehrenbach kanslari Þýskalands .
The jurist Constantin Fehrenbach was first involved in politics at the local and regional levels of his native Baden. He then became a Center Party Member of the Reichstag in 1903. He became famous in 1913, when he delivered a courageous speech advocating a constitutional state and opposing the military as a “state within the state”. In ...
Signature. Constantin Fehrenbach, sometimes Konstantin Fehrenbach (11 January 1852 – 26 March 1926), was a German Catholic politician who was one of the major leaders of the Centre Party or Zentrum. He served as President of the Reichstag in 1918, and then as President of the Weimar National Assembly from 1919 to 1920.
The jurist Constantin Fehrenbach was first involved in politics at the local and regional levels of his native Baden. He then became a Center Party Member of the Reichstag in 1903. He became famous in 1913, when he delivered a courageous speech advocating a constitutional state and opposing the military as a “state within the state”. In ...
