Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk

German Minister for Foreign Affairs

Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk - Leaders & Politicians born August 22nd, 1887
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Served as a jurist and politician in Germany. Held the position of Minister for Foreign Affairs during a critical period in German history. Participated in diplomatic negotiations and contributed to the foreign policy decisions of the German government. Played a significant role in the administration during and after World War II, navigating complex international relations. Involved in governmental discussions that shaped post-war policies.

Served as the last Minister for Foreign Affairs of Nazi Germany

Participated in the negotiations of the Potsdam Conference

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