Who was the Chancellor of Germany in World War 2?

Answer 1

Officially, There was no Chancellor of Germany. Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany in 1933, and then President in August 1934 - upon the old President - Hindenburg's - death (he was old, don't worry). This meant that effectively, Hitler was the dictator of Germany, and appointed himself as Fuhrer. He stayed in that position until his death in 1945. The closed to him in power were probably Goebbels (Propaganda) and Gorring (economic).

Answer 2

In 1930, the Germany had two separate chancellors. From the beginning of that year until late-March, Hermann Muller was chancellor; going forward from March 30, Heinrich Bruning was chancellor.

Answer 3

* Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg was Chancellor from 1909-1917. * He was succeeded for a few months in 1917 by Georg Michaelis. * Georg von Hertling took over on 1 November 1917 and stayed in office till 30 September 1918. * On 3 October 1918 Prince Max von Baden become Chancellor, but stepped down at the time of the revolution (9 November 1918). Please note that from 1916-1918 German was in effect a military Dictatorship run by Hindenburg and Ludendorff.

Answer 4

Konrad Adenauer was the first postwar chancellor (1949-1963).

Answer 5

He was Chancellor from 1933-1945 and Führer from 1934-45.

Answer 6

Germany didn't have a chancellor during that time. It was a dictatorship, led by Hitler.

Ans.2: And Hitler was in fact the German Chancellor.

Answer 7

Adolf Hitler

Answer 8

Adolph Hitler.