Gustav Ritter von Kahr

German politician and Minister-President

Gustav Ritter von Kahr - German politician and Minister-President
Born

1862
163 years ago

Died

June 30th, 1934
90 years ago — 72 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Germany

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Served as Minister-President of Bavaria in the early 1930s. Played a significant role in the Bavarian government during a time of political unrest. Advocated for strong government measures against extremist movements. Resigned in 1933 amidst the rise of the Nazi Party, which led to increased political tensions in Germany. Kahr's tenure included significant decisions regarding law enforcement and political stability in Bavaria.

Served as Minister-President of Bavaria

Played a key role in combating political extremism

Resigned amid the rise of the Nazi Party

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