1 February 1912Privy CouncillorGustav Ritter von Kahr
Receives the title and rank of Geheimrat, or Privy Councillor, in the Bavarian civil service.
Historical records for Germany in 1912, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Receives the title and rank of Geheimrat, or Privy Councillor, in the Bavarian civil service.
Birth of Eva Braun
Birth of Werner von Braun
The new Naval Law is passed by the Reichstag in order to expand the German navy
A founder member of the Order of Teutons
Founder member of the Order of Teutons
A founder member of the Order of Teutons
Becomes Staatsrat and Ministerialdirektor, serving as a senior official and deputy to the Bavarian Interior Minister.
Jodl is commissioned as a lieutenant in the Bavarian artillery.
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for varied and outstanding dramatic writing.
Negotiates treaties with Britain over an eventual partition of the Portuguese colonies and the Berlin-Baghdad railway
Appointed Commander of the East Asia Squadron
Publication of "Death in Venice"
Negotiates treaties with Britain over an eventual partition of the Portuguese colonies and the Berlin-Baghdad railway
Discovers Vahsel Bay in the Weddell Sea, a possible portal into the Antarctic interior
Discovers interference of x-rays in crystals & is able to measure their wave lengths
Elected Member of Reichstag
Streseman loses his seat
The main benificiaries are the Socialists who now have 110 Deputies
Appointed General
Grossmann introduces Einstein to tensor calculus needed for a relativistic theory of gravitation
Founds an organisation to campaign for an increase in the army
Appointed Inspector General of the Cavalry
Appointed Lieutenant, 2nd after attending the Danzig War Academy
Appointed head of the Mobilization Section, becoming Moltkes closest adviser
Appointed President of the Bavarian Constituent Assembly
Appointed Regent, 1912-1913
Appointed Regent & successor of Otto I
Loses his Reichstag seat at the election.
The right should be 8 times stronger than the left. The right should arc through Belgium to encircle Paris & the left hold Lorraine. Revises the Schlieffen Plan by invading France on 2 fronts & then invading Russia
Appointed Member of Socialist Party
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