The leader of the Germans from Salzburg was Leopold von Firmian, the Archbishop of Salzburg. He played a significant role in the 1730s by expelling thousands of Protestant Salzburgers, primarily Lutherans, due to religious persecution. This expulsion led to the migration of many Salzburg Protestants to various regions, including America, where they established communities. Firmian's actions were a reflection of the broader religious tensions of the time.
They chose him as their leader.
Salzburg!
No, Hitler made Germany go into war where millions of Germans lost their lives, their homes and everything they had. After Hitler's death Germany was destroyed and in shambles, so he definitely was not an effective leader for the Germans.
The population of Salzburg is 50,101.
Adolf Hitler
30 April1945
Salzburg is in Austria were Mozart was born
Ljubljana - Salzburg 285km :)
The Germans Thought That He Had the Best Suggestions. He Didn't get told to be a leader. He told them
Eberhard of Salzburg died in 1164.
Gebhard of Salzburg died in 1088.
Maximus of Salzburg died in 476.