Chancellor1919
Appointed Chancellor of Germany
Historical person
Gustav Bauer Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Gustav Bauer, based on 15 World History Database records associated with Germany.
15 records1919–19229 events9 places
Chronological biography
1919
Treaty of Versailles20 June 1919
Bauers cabinet approves the Treaty of Versailles to avoid an Allied invasion
Sinking of SMS Friedrich der Große21 June 1919
The German Fleet at Scapa Flow is sunk to prevent it from falling into Allied hands
Sinking of SMS Friedrich der Große - Scapa Scuttle21 June 1919
SMS Friedrich der Große was the first interned German capital ship to sink as the High Seas Fleet was scuttled at Scapa Flow.
Rule of Saarland28 June 1919
Under the Treaty of Versailles the Saar is to be administered by the League of Nations
Saar Mandate28 June 1919
Germany loses direct administration of the Saar under Versailles.
Treaty of Versailles28 June 1919
Alsace-Lorraine is ceded to France
Treaty of Versailles28 June 1919
Prussia is ceded to Poland
Treaty of Versailles28 June 1919
Posen is ceded to Poland
Treaty of Versailles28 June 1919
Included in the Treaty is the demilitarization of the Rhineland
Treaty of Versailles28 June 1919
The Treaty of Versailles is signed. Germany is to accept war guilt & pay reparations to the Allies. German colonies are divided between the Allies
Treaty of Versailles7 July 1919
The Treaty of Versailles is ratified by Germany
Blockade of Germany12 July 1919
The Blockade of Germany by the Allies is lifted
Germany Allied Blockade Lifted12 July 1919
The postwar Allied blockade of Germany is ended, restoring normal maritime access through the North Sea.
1922
Vice Chancellor of Germany1922
Serves throughout most of 1922 as Vice Chancellor and Treasury Minister in Wirth's second cabinet.
Titles and roles
Chancellor · Chancellor · Chancellor of Germany · Vice Chancellor and Treasury Minister
Record provenance
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