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The leader of the largest party in the Lower House of the Bundestag becomes the Chancellor, provided that he or she has an overall majority and subject to confirmation by the House. The German system of government, like that of most democracies, isn't keen on a head of the executive who can't get legislation passed. Since the foundation of the Federal Republic in 1949 all governments except one - that of Adenauer from 1957-61 - have been coalitions. Joncey
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Yes, Germany has a Prime Minister who is known as the Chancellor of Germany. The Chancellor of Germany is the highest elected official in Germany.
He or she is called the "Bundeskanzler" (chancellor).The Prime Minister is called the Chancellor of Germany or the Bundeskanzler.
The head of government in Germany is called the Chancellor, not a Prime Minister. The current Chancellor of Germany (August 2012) is Angela Merkel.
Angela Merkel is the Chancellor, which is equivalent to prime minister.
No, he was the Chancellor of Germany.
Germany doesn't have a prime minister but is governed by a chancellor. The current German chancellor is Angela Merkel (CDU). She succeded Gerhard Schröder (SPD) in 2005.
It does have a President; however, he has little power. They have a Chancellor instead of a Prime Minister.
1980 Helmut Schmidt was chancellor of Germany
Germany doesn't have a Prime Minister. It has a Chancellor (Bundeskanzler for a man and Bundeskanzlerin for a woman) and a President.It's current Chancellor is Angela Merkel.
He was the Chancellor of Germany from 1934-1945.
Germany has a Prime Minister who is also known as the Chancellor. It is better to call the leader the Chancellor. So... Chancellor is the title of the leader.
Hitler became chancellor (German equivilent to prime minister) in 1933
Yes, though in Germany the position is officially referred to as the Chancellor of Germany.
Konrad Adenauer was Chancellor of Germany (PM) 1949 to 1963 .
Otto von Bismarck was the first Chancellor of a united Germany.
He became chancellor of Germany on 30 January 1933.
Germany did not have a Prime Minister. The Chancellor (head of Government) was Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg. The governance of the country was by the Kaiser as the 'government' was advisory only.
In practice, the President has very few powers. The everyday business of government is in the hands of the Chancellor (equivalent to a prime minister).
The chancellor, not prime minister, is Angela Merkel.
He became the Chancellor of Germany on 30 January 1933.
No. To be eligible for public office German citizenship is required. Germany does not allow dual citizenships. Also the position of "prime minister" does not exist in Germany. The German head of government is the chancellor.
Hitler never became prime minister he became the Chancellor of Germany in 1933
Are you asking who the president of Germany is? The Bundeskanzlerin (federal chancellor) of Germany is Angela Merkel. She is the equivolent of a prime minister.
Hitler was the, Austrian born, chancellor of Germany. Chancellor:the chief minister of state in certain parliamentary governments, as in Germany; prime minister; premier.
The head of government is the chancellor(Bundeskanzler or Bundeskanzlerin for a female chancellor), roughly equivalent to a prime minister. Germany has a separate head of state, who is the president(Bundespräsident).
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