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Wilhelm Cuno Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Wilhelm Cuno, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Germany.

7 records1922–19227 events1 places

Chronological biography

1922

Chancellor of Germany22 November 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

Becomes Chancellor and forms a bourgeois minority cabinet including DDP, DVP, Centre and BVP ministers.

Government Statement24 November 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

Presents his government's program and adopts the previous cabinet's reparations note as the basis of policy.

Reparations Moratorium Policy24 November 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

Adopts the previous government's request for a three-to-four-year reparations moratorium while seeking foreign credit and currency stabilization.

State Premiers Conference5 December 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

Meets the minister-presidents of the German states as his new government coordinates national policy.

Economic Council Address12 December 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

Addresses the Provisional Reich Economic Council as the government seeks support for stabilization and reparations policy.

Economic Crisis Review21 December 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

His government reviews a detailed memorandum on Germany's deteriorating economic position near the end of 1922.

Reparations Default Finding28 December 1922
Government / Weimar Republic · Chancellor · Berlin

Faces a Reparation Commission finding that Germany has failed to make required deliveries to France.

Titles and roles

Chancellor

Record provenance

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