Des Deutschen Stadtewesens1906
Publication of "Des Deutschen Stadtewesens"
Historical person
Hugo Preuss Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Hugo Preuss, based on 13 World History Database records associated with Germany.
13 records1906–19199 events1 places
Chronological biography
1906
1919
Civil Rights1919
A President can invoke article 48 to suspend civil rights & assume dictatorial power
Constitution of Germany1919
The state will consist of the Reichstag, elected Parliament & Reichsrat. Germany is to be headed by a popularly elected President. Drafts the new German Constitution. A President can invoke article 48 to suspend civil rights & assume dictatorial power
Minister of Interior1919
Appointed Minister of the interior by Scheidemann
Civil Rights11 August 1919
In the event of a serious threat to public safety or Reich security, the President can take measures - including the use of armed force - to restore law and order, and can suspend civil rights if necessary
Constitution of Germany11 August 1919
In the event of a serious threat to public safety or Reich security, the President can take measures - including the use of armed force - to restore law and order, and can suspend civil rights if necessary
Constitution of Germany11 August 1919
The Weimar constitution is accepted by the National Assembly & signed by the President. The Republics first Reichspresident ("Reich President"), Friedrich Ebert of the SPD, signs the new German constitution into law.
Constitution of Germany11 August 1919
The fundamental tenet of the Weimar Constitution is that Germany will be a republic on the Parliamentary model with a Parliament elected using proportional representation, universal suffrage is established, with a minimum voting age of 20.
National Assembly11 August 1919
The Weimar constitution is accepted by the National Assembly & signed by the President
Parliament11 August 1919
The fundamental tenet of the Weimar Constitution is that Germany will be a republic on the Parliamentary model with a Parliament elected using proportional representation, universal suffrage is established, with a minimum voting age of 20
Suffrage11 August 1919
The fundamental tenet of the Weimar Constitution is that Germany will be a republic on the Parliamentary model with a Parliament elected using proportional representation, universal suffrage is established, with a minimum voting age of 20
Universal Suffrage11 August 1919
The fundamental tenet of the Weimar Constitution is that Germany will be a republic on the Parliamentary model with a Parliament elected using proportional representation, universal suffrage is established, with a minimum voting age of 20
Weimar Republic11 August 1919
The Republics first Reichspresident ("Reich President"), Friedrich Ebert of the SPD, signs the new German constitution into law. In the event of a serious threat to public safety or Reich security, the President can take measures - including the use of armed force - to restore law and order, and can suspend civil rights if necessary
Titles and roles
Minister of Interior
Record provenance
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