Appointed Party Leader of the Catholic Centre Party
Historical person
Heinrich Bruening Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Heinrich Bruening, based on 24 World History Database records associated with Germany.
Chronological biography
1929
1930
After an unpopular bill to reform the Reichs finances is left unsupported by the Reichstag, Hindenburg establishes the bill as an emergency decree based on Article 48 of the constitution
Passes the Finance Bill by Presidential decree, cannot win a majority in the Reichstag
Appointed Chancellor, owes position to the army & General Kurt von Schleicher
After an unpopular bill to reform the Reichs finances is left unsupported by the Reichstag, Hindenburg establishes the bill as an emergency decree based on Article 48 of the constitution
Invokes article 48 to impose deflationary policies
Bruening is defeated & an election is called for September
The Reichstag rejects Bruenings actions in passing the finance bill. Bruening is defeated & an election is called for September
After an unpopular bill to reform the Reichs finances is left unsupported by the Reichstag, Hindenburg establishes the bill as an emergency decree based on Article 48 of the constitution
Chancellors Bruning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships
Heinrich Bruning is appointed the successor of Chancellor Muller by Paul von Hindenburg after months of political lobbying by General Kurt von Schleicher on behalf of the military
Chancellors Bruning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships.
The new Government is expected to lead a political shift towards conservatism, based on the emergency powers granted to the Reichspresident by the constitution, since it had no majority support in the Reichstag.
The new Government is expected to lead a political shift towards conservatism, based on the emergency powers granted to the Reichspresident by the constitution, since it had no majority support in the Reichstag. Chancellors Bruning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships
The last Allied troops leave the Rhineland
The last Allied troops leave the Rhineland
A finance bill is defeated in the Reichstag with the support of the SPD, KPD, the NSDAP and DNVP, Bruning submits to the Reichstag the presidents decree that it will be dissolved
A finance bill is defeated in the Reichstag with the support of the SPD, KPD, the NSDAP and DNVP, Bruning submits to the Reichstag the presidents decree that it will be dissolved
A finance bill is defeated in the Reichstag with the support of the SPD, KPD, the NSDAP and DNVP, Bruning submits to the Reichstag the presidents decree that it will be dissolved
After the election Bruning attempts to reform the devastated state without a majority in Parliament, governing with the help of the Presidents emergency decrees
After the election Bruning attempts to reform the devastated state without a majority in Parliament, governing with the help of the Presidents emergency decrees
1931
Appointed Chancellor of Germany
Appointed Foreign Minister
1932
Forced to resign by Hindenburg. Bruning resigns after no longer having Hindenburgs support
Titles and roles
Chancellor · Foreign Secretary of Germany · Party Leader of CCP
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.