Prince Maximilian of Baden

German statesman and Chancellor

Prince Maximilian of Baden - Leaders & Politicians born July 10th, 1867
Born
Died

1929
97 years ago — 62 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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Germany

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Served as Chancellor of Germany in 1918 during the final stages of World War I. Participated in the peace negotiations that followed the war, striving for a resolution as military defeat became apparent. Led the government during a time of significant political change, including the abdication of the Kaiser. Resigned shortly after assuming office due to the turbulent political environment and the demands for reform. Engaged in diplomatic efforts to foster peace and stability in post-war Germany.

Served as Chancellor of Germany

Participated in the peace negotiations of WWI

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