Germany had no Governor during World War 1. It did however have an Emperor and a Chancellor. - Emperor William II - Chancellor Friedrich Ebert
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
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Hitler was in WW1 as a soldier, an NCO in the German army. He was the Chancellor, and therefore commander-in-chief during WW2.
Bismarck was the "Iron Chancellor" during World War I.
At the outbreak of WW1 the German Chancellor was Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg. See the Related Link for "WW1: Bethmann-Hollweg" to the right for more detail.
Initally it was Herbert Asquith, but he resigned due to ill-health in 1916 and was replaced by his Chancellor David Lloyd-George, who was the first Welshman to hold the office.
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Charles Townshed was the chancellor of the exchequer during the period commonly called the American revolution and right before that point.
The head of the government is the Chancellor of Germany, and he or she is called the Federal Chancellor. The Federal Chancellor heads the Federal government and is thus in charge of the executive branch. The Chancellor can't be removed from office during his or her four-year term unless the Bundestag has agreed upon a successor.
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Chancellor of Germany
the children and adults did not listen to jazz during ww1 as it was not invented until 1920
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Kaiser Wilhelm II was the last emperor of the German Imperium. Many Germany thought that Wilhelm II could bring back peace (and the monarchy for that matter), however, after WW1, he was forced to give up on Germany. That was also when Germany became a republic.