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Heinrich Bruening, 1931

Heinrich Bruening (1885-1970), German politician. He was chancellor from 30. March 1930 to 07. October 1931 and from 09. October 1931 to 30. May 1932.

Heinrich Bruening, 1931

Heinrich Bruening (1885-1970) was chairman of the Center Party Reich Chancellor from 30. March 1930 until 7. October 1931 and from 9. October 1931 to 30. May 1932.

Heinrich Bruening, 1932

Heinrich Bruening (1885-1970), German politician. He was Reich Chancellor from 30. March 1930 to 07. October 1931 and from 09. October 1931 to 30. May 1932.

Heinrich Bruening, 1931

Portrait of the Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening.

Dr. Heinrich Bruening

Dr. Heinrich Bruening, politician, USA, Portraits

Reich Chancellor Bruening, 1930

Heinrich Bruening, German politician and Reich Chancellor.

Mussolini, Heinrich Bruening und Julius Curtius, 1931

Walk in the park of the Villa d'Este (Tivoli). From right: Mussolini (in white trousers), Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and Julius Curtius, Reich Foreign Minister.

Heinrich Bruening, Ramsay MacDonald and Konstantin von Neurath in London, 1931

Heinrich Bruening, German Reich Chancellor (left) on his visit to London in the year 1931. England's Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald (middle) is escorting Bruening from the train station. On the right is Konstantin von Neurath, German Ambassador to England.

Heinrich Bruening

Reich Chancellor Dr. Bruening on the way to the Reichstag on the afternoon of April 1st for the reading of the government declaration.

Heinrich Brüning als Ehrenbürger von Münster

Der ehemalige deutsche Reichskanzler Dr. Heinrich Brüning in einer feierlichen Ratssitzung der Stadtverwaltung Münster. Hier Brüning bei der Unterzeichnung seines Namens in das goldenen Ehrenbuch der Stadt Münster in Westfalen. Neben ihm der Oberbürgermeister Rediger.

Bruening's appointment as Reich Chancellor, 1930

Heinrich Bruening on his way to the Reich President to explain his willingness to have Hindenburg take over the Reich Chancellor's office.

Heinrich Bruening and Konstantin von Neurath at the Seven Powers Conference

German Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and the German Ambassador Konstantin von Neurath on the morning of the Seven Powers Conference at the Foreign Ministry in London.

Bruening and Neurath

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (left) and the German diplomat Konstantin von Neurath (right). The person in the middle is unknown.

Papen's cabinet, 1932

Following the resignation of Chancellor Heinrich Bruening 30 May 1932 Franz von Papen (1879-1969) took over the chancellorship and formed a cabinet of 'national concentration'. In the Cabinet Papen (06.01.1932-17.11.1932) were from left: Minister for Food Magnus Freiherr von Braun, Reich Interior Minister Wilhelm Freiherr von Gayl, Chancellor Franz von Papen, Foreign Minister Konstantin Freiherr von Neurath. In the 2 Row from left standing: Minister of Justice Franz Gurtner, Economic and Labor Minister Hermann Warmbold and Defense Minister General Kurt von Schleicher.

Heinrich Bruening with Julius Curtius at the Seven Powers Conference, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening with Reich Foreign Minister Julius Curtius after the signing at the Seven Powers Conference.

Julius Curtius and Heinrich Bruening in front of the German Embassy

Foreign Minister Julius Curtius and Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening in front of the German Embassy in London on the occasion of the Seven Powers Conference in London.

Reich Chancellor Bruening in the Reichstag, 1930

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening makes a speech in the Berlin Reichstag.

The first Bruening cabinet, 1930

Ministers of the First Cabinet of Chancellor Bruening. Seated from left: Joseph Wirth (Minister of the Interior), Hermann Robert Dietrich (Minister of Economics), Heinrich Bruening (Chancellor), Julius Curtius (Minister of Foreign Affairs), Georg Schaetzel (Minister of Posts). Standing from left: Gottfried Reinhold Treviranus (Minister of Occupied Territories) Martin Schiele (Minister of Food and Agriculture), Johann Viktor Bredt (Minister of Justice), Adam Stegerwald (Minister of Labour), Paul Moldenhauer (Minister of Finance), Theodor von Guerard (Minister of Transport).

German Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and Foreign Minister Julius Curtius, Berlin 1931 (b/w photo)

Heinrich Bruening (1885-1970), Julius Curtius (1877-1948).

Julius Curtius and Heinrich Bruening, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (right) and Reich Foreign Minister Julius Curtius (left) in the train at Anhalter station, on the way from Berlin to Rome.

Heinrich Bruening in front of the entrance to the Interior Ministry in Paris, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening gives an interview to a radio reporter during his visit to Paris.

Heinrich Bruening during a speech in front of the League of Nations, 1932

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening during a speech to the League of Nations in Geneva, where an international disarmament conference took place between the 02. and the 10.02.1932.

Heinrich Bruening and Benito Mussolini in Rome, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (center front) with the leader of the Italian fascism Benito Mussolini (right) during his visit to Rome.

Schubert, Grandi, Heinrich Bruening, Benito Mussolini, Julius Curtius and Orsini Baroni in Rome, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening at a state visit to Italy, from left: the German ambassador in Rome Carl von Schubert, the Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi, Heinrich Bruening, Benito Mussolini, the German Foreign Minister Julius Curtius and the Italian ambassador to Germany Luca Orsini Baroni .

Heinrich Bruening, 1931

Heinrich Bruening (right) in discussion with a guest during a social event.

Heinrich Bruening at a party meeting of the Centre, 1932

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening holds a speech a party meeting of the Center Party in the spring of 1932.

Heinrich Bruening and Dino Grandi at Schloss Sanssouci, 1931

The Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi (front 2nd from left) visits together with Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (front left), the Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam during his state visit.

Heinrich Bruening, 1931/32

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening during a banquet.

Heinrich Bruening on the way to the presidential palace, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (center) on the way to the presidential palace, where the first meeting of the Economic Council, chaired by the Reich President, takes place.

Participants of the German-French Ministerial Conference, 1931

Participants of the Ministerial Conference in Paris, from left: Minister of Commerce Pierre Etienne Flandin, the French Prime Minister Pierre Laval, Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening, unknown, foreign minister Aristide Briand, the French Ambassador in Berlin Andre Francois-Poncet, Reich Foreign Minister Julius Curtius, unknown, Budget Minister Pieta.

Politicians at the end of the Paris Conference, 1931

Family photo of participants at the Paris Ministerial Conference, which topic was the reparations of Germany, 1st row from left Foreign Minister Julius Curtius (Germany), Foreign Minister Aristide Briand (France), Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson (UK), Prime Minister Pierre Laval (France), State Secretary Stimson (USA), Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (Germany), Foreign Minister Dino Grandi (Italy), 2nd row from left: Finance Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin (France), Under Secretary Andre Francois-Poncet (France), Yoshisava (Japanese ambassador), Treasury Secretary Mellon (USA), Lord Tyrrell (British Ambassador), Conte Manzoni (Italian Ambassador), in the fourth row of the profile is the Belgian Foreign Minister Hymanns, in the last row to the right is the American Ambassador Walter Edge.

List of speakers in the Reichstag, 1930

The list of speakers at a Reichstag session in 1930, features the names of the Reichstag representatives Alfred Hugenberg (German National People's Party), Heinrich Bruening (Centrum), Ernst Thaelmann (KPD), as well as the Barons von Rheinbaben and representative Bredt.

Seven Powers Conference in London, 1931

The participants of the Seven Powers Conference in London after the first plenary session, front row from left: Andrew Mellon, American Secretary of the Treasury, Pierre Laval, French Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald, British Prime Minister, Henry Lewis Stimson, American Secretary of State, Arthur Henderson, British Foreign Minister, back row (without hats) from left: Philippe Berthelot, French ambassador in London, ?, Jules Renkin, Belgian Prime Minister, Paul Hymans, Belgian Foreign Minister, Aristide Briand, French Foreign Minister, behind them: Matsudeira, ?, Heinrich Bruening, German Reich Chancellor, ?,?, Dino Grandi, Italian Foreign Minister, ?, Francois Pietri, French Colonial Minister.

Heinrich Bruening speaks in the House of Lords, 1931

Reich Chancellor Bruening during a speech in the Prussian House of Lords in Berlin.

Heinrich Bruening in front of the Reichstag, 1932

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening in front of the Reichstag.

Flandin, Laval, Heinrich Bruening, Aristide Briand, Curtius, Pietri and Berthelot in Paris, 1931

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening during a state visit to France. The Franco-German ministerial consultations serve as preparation to the forthcoming London's seven-power conference on the dramatic financial situation of the German Reich. Standing in font from left: the French Finance Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin, the French Prime Minister Pierre Laval, Heinrich Bruening, the French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand, right behind the French Ambassador Francois Poncet, German Foreign Minister Julius Curtius, the French Budget Minister Francois Pietri and the Secretary General of the French Foreign Ministry Philippe Berthelot in the office room of the French Prime Minister in Paris.

Hermann Puender and Heinrich Bruening, 1930

The Secretary of the Chancellery Hermann Puender (left) and Heinrich Bruening (center), who was in charge with the formation of the government after the resignation of Chancellor Hermann Mueller, leaves the Reich Chancellery on the Wilhelm street.

Julius Curtius and Heinrich Bruening, 1931

Reich Foreign Minister Julius Curtius and Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (right) during the departure to Rome at the Anhalter station in Berlin.