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  1. Kurt von Schleicher and Franz von Papen, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Kurt von Schleicher and Franz von Papen, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: The image shows Chancellor Franz von Papen (right), who had to resign on 17 November 1932 and his successor General Kurt von Schleicher (left), who was Chancellor for a short period between December 2 1932 and 28 January 1933, on the racecourse in Berlin.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00015230
  2. Heinrich Bruening, 1931 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening, 1931
    Date: 01.01.1931
    Image text: 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.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030444
  3. Heinrich Bruening, 1931 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening, 1931
    Date: 01.01.1931
    Image text: 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.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030632
  4. Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening during a speech at the RDI Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening during a speech at the RDI
    Date: 25.09.1931
    Image text: Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (1885-1970) during a speech in front of the Reich Union of German Industry (RDI), in honor of the Privy Councilor Dr. Carl Duisburg. In the background are fraternity members and the coat of arms of the RDI.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00002382
  5. Chancellor Franz von Papen with Stahlhelm-leaders, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Chancellor Franz von Papen with Stahlhelm-leaders, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: Franz von Papen (1879-1969), German politician and Chancellor welcomes high Stahlhelm-leaders in the Berlin Lustgarten at a combatant meeting.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00011941
  6. Strike ban in Berlin, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Strike ban in Berlin, 1932
    Date: 21.07.1932
    Image text: After Reich Chancellor Franz von Papen had taken over the Prussian government, he issued a regulation which made illegal calls for strikes. In order to forestall a feared general strike, a corresponding placard was made public by the military commander of Great-Berlin and Brandenburg Lieutenant-General Gerd von Rundstedt.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00295839
  7. Signed decree on the dissolution of the Reichstag, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Signed decree on the dissolution of the Reichstag, 1932
    Date: 04.06.1932
    Image text: At the request of Chancellor von Papen, President Paul von Hindenburg signed a decree on the dissolution of the Reichstag.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00297250
  8. Regulation against political terror, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Regulation against political terror, 1932
    Date: 09.08.1932
    Image text: On August 9, 1932, a notice informs the public that the national government under Chancellor Franz von Papen has adopted a regulation against political terror. The death penalty was introduced because of the heavy road battles and civil war-like conditions, use of explosives and political murders.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00296739
  9. Franz von Papen at a Stahlhelm roll call in Berlin, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Franz von Papen at a Stahlhelm roll call in Berlin, 1932
    Date: 04.09.1932
    Image text: The Reich Chancellor, Franz von Papen, is also present as a guest at the march of the Stahlhelm on the Tempelhof field.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00297033
  10. Written version of the dissolution of the Reichstag, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Written version of the dissolution of the Reichstag, 1932
    Date: 12.09.1932
    Image text: In September, Reich President Paul von Hindenburg dissolved the parliament. Here is the written decree. The document is also signed by Reich Chancellor Franz von Papen and Minister of the Interior, Freiherr Wilhelm von Gayl.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00297251
  11. Alfred Hugenberg, Otto Schmidt and Heinrich Bruening, 1931 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Alfred Hugenberg, Otto Schmidt and Heinrich Bruening, 1931
    Date: 13.10.1931
    Image text: Reich Chancellor Dr. Heinrich Bruening, Otto Schmidt-Hannover and Dr. Alfred Hugenberg on the way to the Reichstag, which met again after a half year pause. Left photo: Privy Councilor Alfred Hugenberg (DNVP) and the Reichstag representative Otto Schmidt - Hannover (right). Right photo: Bruening's arrival at the Reichstag.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00014486
  12. Speech by Reich Chancellor Bruening in the Reichstag, 1931 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Speech by Reich Chancellor Bruening in the Reichstag, 1931
    Date: 13.12.1931
    Image text: The Center Party politician and Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (standing at the lectern) holds a speech before the deputies.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00297238
  13. Heinrich Bruening at a party meeting of the Centre, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening at a party meeting of the Centre, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening holds a speech a party meeting of the Center Party in the spring of 1932.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030451
  14. The Landtag of Prussia, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: The Landtag of Prussia, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: At the meeting of the Prussian Landtag of November 24th, the People's Welfare Minister of the Prussian Sovereign Government, Heinrich Hirtsiefer (Center Party), protests against the decrees of the Reich President on the establishment of a Reichskommissar ( Imperial Commissioner) in Prussia.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00295446
  15. People gathering in front of the Prussian Ministry of the Interior, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: People gathering in front of the Prussian Ministry of the Interior, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: A crowd gathered in front of the entrance of the Prussian Ministry of the Interior at Wilhelmstrasse 74 after the so-called Preussenschlag (Prussian coup), the dismissal of the Prussian government by the Chancellor of the Reich and the new Prussian Reichskommissar, Franz von Papen.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00295454
  16. A wagon of the Reich Defense Forces ensures the Prussian coup, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: A wagon of the Reich Defense Forces ensures the Prussian coup, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: A Reich Defense Force wagon drives to the Reich Chancellory in Wilhelmstrasse in order to protect it from the feared workers' uprising against the ousting of the SPD government of Braun/Severing by von Papen.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074519
  17. Wagons of the Reich Defense Forces in Wilhelmstrasse ensure the Prussian coup Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Wagons of the Reich Defense Forces in Wilhelmstrasse ensure the Prussian coup
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: The Reich Defense Forces occupied the government district and secured the Reich Chancellory in order to be able to withstand the awaited worker's uprising against von Papen's coup against the SPD government of Braun/Severing.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074514
  18. Papen's cabinet, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Papen's cabinet, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: 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.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00011944
  19. Franz von Papen, 1932 Knorr + Hirth/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Franz von Papen, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: Portrait of the Chancellor Franz von Papen. Undated photo, presumably during his term of office (01.06.1932-17.11.1932).
    Photo: Knorr + Hirth
    Image number: 00480399
  20. Heinrich Bruening speaks in the House of Lords, 1931 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening speaks in the House of Lords, 1931
    Date: 01.01.1931
    Image text: Reich Chancellor Bruening during a speech in the Prussian House of Lords in Berlin.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00098044
  21. Franz von Papen, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Franz von Papen, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: Franz von Papen (1879-1969), German politician.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00012319
  22. Reich National Defense Forces in front of the Police Presidium to ensure the Prussian coup, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Reich National Defense Forces in front of the Police Presidium to ensure the Prussian coup, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: On the day when the state of emergency was declared, Reich National Defense guards gathered in front of the Berlin Police Presidium on Alexanderplatz to protect against the awaited workers' uprising against the ousting of the Prussian SPD government.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074520
  23. Proceedings of the constitutional court after the so-called 'Prussian Coup', 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Proceedings of the constitutional court after the so-called 'Prussian Coup', 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: The proceedings of the constitutional court chaired by the Reichstag president Erwin Bumke, about the legality of the so-called 'Prussian Coup', the dismissal of the Prussian government under Prime Minister Otto Braun (SPD) by Reich Chancellor Franz von Papen.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00081205
  24. Franz von Papen becomes Reichskommissar in Prussia, 20.07.1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Franz von Papen becomes Reichskommissar in Prussia, 20.07.1932
    Date: 23.07.1932
    Image text: On the 23th of July began, before the Supreme Court of Prussia, the trial on the motion of the former Prussian government against the emergency ordinance of the Reich president and the appointment of the Chancellor von Papen to Reichskommissar. This photograph shows a meeting of the State Court, chaired by the President of the Reichsgericht, Erwin Bumke.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294679
  25. Court hearing against the measures of Papens, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Court hearing against the measures of Papens, 1932
    Date: 23.07.1932
    Image text: On the 23th of July began, before the Supreme Court of Prussia, the trial on the motion of the former Prussian government against the emergency ordinance of the Reich president and the appointment of the Chancellor von Papen to Reichskommissar. This photograph gives an overview during the trial. At the judge's table on the presidential chair, Supreme Court President Erwin Bumke, left the Supreme Court councilors Franz Triebel, Dr. Schwalbe, Oberverwaltungsgerichtsrat Dr. Gumpel, before him the representative of Prussia Ministerialdirektor Badt, right at the President Reichsgerichtsrat Schmitz, Oberverwaltungsgerichtsrat Dr. v. Mueller, Oberverwaltungsgerichtsrat Dr. Max Striegler. Right of the table, the newly appointed representative of the Reich, Ministerialdirektor Gottheimer.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294677
  26. Judgment of the State Court against the Reich government, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Judgment of the State Court against the Reich government, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: The states Prussia, Bavaria and Baden, the Prussian Landtag factions of Social Democrats and Center sue the German government because of the decree of July 20, which deposed the government and appointed Franz von Papen to Reichskommissar. This photograph shows Reichsgerichtsrat Erwin Bumke, in the middle of the horseshoe table while reading the verdict in Leipzig.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294672
  27. Waiting for the verdict, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Waiting for the verdict, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: People wait outside the State Court in Leipzig on the verdict, whether the establishment of a provisional government in Prussia was a coup.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294673
  28. Occupation of Reich Chancellery by the Reichswehr, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Occupation of Reich Chancellery by the Reichswehr, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: The Reichswehr occupied the Reich Chancellery (pictured) after the dismissal of the SPD government Braun / Severing by Franz von Papen and his appointment to Reichskommissar for Prussia.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294674
  29. Exceptional state in Berlin, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Exceptional state in Berlin, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: After the dismissal of the SPD government Braun / Sevring by Franz von Papen and his appointment to Reichskommissar resistance was expected. For this reason, state of emergency is imposed, and the Reichswehr patrols through the streets and, as in this picture, takes up position before the Reich Chancellery.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294675
  30. Crowd before the Ministry of the Interior, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Crowd before the Ministry of the Interior, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: This photograph shows a crowd of people gathered in front of the Ministry of the Interior. The reason for the gathering is the dismissal of the SPD government Braun / Severing by Franz von Papen, who has appointed himself as Reichskommissar. In order to prevent protests a state of emergency was declared in Berlin.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294671
  31. Arrest of the Berlin Police Commander during the Prussian coup, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Arrest of the Berlin Police Commander during the Prussian coup, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: Soldiers of the Reich National Defense Forces arrest the Police Commander of Berlin, without the occurrence of the feared workers' uprising against von Papen's move against the Prussian SPD government of Braun/Severing.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074527
  32. Reich Defense Force patrols in the Berlin government district ensure the Prussian coup. Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Reich Defense Force patrols in the Berlin government district ensure the Prussian coup.
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: After the appointment of von Papen as Reich Commissar of Prussia and the imposing of the military state of emergency in Berlin and Brandenburg, the Reich Defense Force patrols Kruppstrasse in Berlin with armed troops to secure the governmental buildings.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074516
  33. Reich National Defense Force patrol in Berlin to ensure the Prussian coup, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Reich National Defense Force patrol in Berlin to ensure the Prussian coup, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: Armed soldiers of the Reich National Defense Forces move through the streets of Berlin, in order to be able to protect against an awaited workers' uprising against the ousting of the Reich government of Braun/Severing.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074522
  34. Gathering in front of the Ministry of the Interior, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Gathering in front of the Ministry of the Interior, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: This photograph shows a crowd of people gathered in front of the Ministry of the Interior. The reason for the gathering is the dismissal of the SPD government Braun / Severing by Franz von Papen, who has appointed himself as Reichskommissar. In order to prevent protests a state of emergency was declared in Berlin.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294670
  35. Occupation of the Berlin Police Presidium by the Reich Defense Force, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Occupation of the Berlin Police Presidium by the Reich Defense Force, 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: The Reich Defense Force occupies the Police Presidium on Alexanderplatz, in preparation of the awaited workers' uprising against von Papen's Putsch, in which the SPD government of Braun/Severing was ousted...
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074435
  36. Trucks of the Reich Defense Forces in front of the foreign office ensure the Prussian coup Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Trucks of the Reich Defense Forces in front of the foreign office ensure the Prussian coup
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: After the appointment of von Papen as Reich Commissar of Prussia and the imposing of the military state of emergency in Berlin and Brandenburg, Reich Defense Force trucks with armed troops drive from the foreign office in Wilhelmstrasse in Berlin to secure the governmental buildings.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074515
  37. Order of the President of the Reich on a poster, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Order of the President of the Reich on a poster, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1926
    Image text: On August 9, Reich Chancellor von Papen introduced the death penalty for political murder and use of explosives to end the civil war-like street battles between the KPD and the NSDAP. Here, citizens are looking at the decree against political terror on a poster on an advertising column.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00296883
  38. The Cabinet Papen after the swearing-in ceremony, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: The Cabinet Papen after the swearing-in ceremony, 1932
    Date: 01.06.1932
    Image text: The Cabinet Papen (01.06.1932-11.17.1932) after the swearing in at the palace of President von Hindenburg. 1.row: Chancellor Franz von Papen, Foreign Minister Konstantin Freiherr von Neurath, Reich Minister for Food Magnus Freiherr von Braun. Behind: Minister of Justice Franz Gurtner, Defense Minister General Kurt von Schleicher, Minister of the Interior Wilhelm Freiherr von Gayl, Dr. Planck, Economic and Labor Minister Hermann Warmbold.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00011938
  39. Meeting of the Chancellor with the Prime Ministers, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Meeting of the Chancellor with the Prime Ministers, 1932
    Date: 01.07.1932
    Image text: At a meeting with the prime ministers of all German states Chancellor Franz von Papen speaks about the so-called Prussian coup and the subsequent state of emergency. First row (from left to right): Werner Kuechenthal (Braunschweig, far left), Bernhard Adelung (Hessen), Walther Schieck (Saxony), Josef Schmitt (Baden), Mr. Rieper, Heinrich Held (Bavaria), Chancellor Franz von Papen, Wilhelm Bazille (Wuerttemberg Minister of Culture), Minister of the Interior Wilhelm Freiherr von Gayl, Gustav Adolf Dehlinger, and Fritz Schaeffer (Minister of State in the Bavarian Ministry of Finance).
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00295423
  40. Ordinance by the Reich President during the 'Prussian Coup', 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Ordinance by the Reich President during the 'Prussian Coup', 1932
    Date: 20.07.1932
    Image text: Ordinance by Reich President von Hindenburg handing over governmental authority to the military on an advertising pillar in Berlin. A state of emergency is imposed, the Prussian government is deposed and von Papen becomes Reich Commissar of Prussia.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00074454
  41. Court hearing against the measures of Papens, 1932 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Court hearing against the measures of Papens, 1932
    Date: 23.07.1932
    Image text: On the 23th of July began, before the Supreme Court of Prussia, the trial on the motion of the former Prussian government against the emergency ordinance of the Reich president and the appointment of the Chancellor von Papen to Reichskommissar. This photograph shows the State Court at the horseshoe table,at the left table are the representatives of Prussia, at the middle table the representatives of Bavaria and Baden, who joined the lawsuit. At the right table sit the representatives of the Reich.
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00294678
  42. Chancellor Bruening reading out the government declaration, 1930 SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Chancellor Bruening reading out the government declaration, 1930
    Date: 01.03.1930
    Image text: The Chancellor delivers a statement in the Reichstag in March. On the government benches left in the picture sit his ministers (Cabinet Bruening I).
    Photo: SZ Photo
    Image number: 00297231
  43. The cabinet of Bruening I, 1930 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: The cabinet of Bruening I, 1930
    Date: 31.03.1930
    Image text: The new national government under Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (cabinet Bruening I) after the first council. Sitting from left to right: Interior Minister Joseph Wirth (Centre Party), Economy Minister and Vice Chancellor Hermann Robert Dietrich (DDP), Heinrich Bruening (Centre Party), Foreign Minister Julius Curtius (DVP), Postal Minister Georg Schaetzel (BVP). Standing: Minister of Occupied Territories Gottfried Reinhold Treviranus (KVP), Minister of Agriculture Martin Schiele (DNVP), Justice Minister Johannes Viktor Bredt (Economic Affairs), Finance Minister Paul Moldenhauer (DVP), Transport Minister Theodor von Guerard (Centre Party).
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00295417
  44. Heinrich Bruening and Benito Mussolini in Rome, 1931 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening and Benito Mussolini in Rome, 1931
    Date: 01.01.1931
    Image text: Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (center front) with the leader of the Italian fascism Benito Mussolini (right) during his visit to Rome.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030453
  45. Heinrich Bruening on the way to the presidential palace, 1931 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening on the way to the presidential palace, 1931
    Date: 01.01.1931
    Image text: 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.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030447
  46. Composite picture showing the cabinet of Heinrich Bruening, 1932 (b/w photo) Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Composite picture showing the cabinet of Heinrich Bruening, 1932 (b/w photo)
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: The second cabinet of Heinrich Bruening was in office from 9 October 1931 to 30 May 1932, Top row L-R: Wilhelm Groener (1867-1939), Minister for the Interior and Defence, Heinrich Bruening (1885-1970) Chancellor and Foreign Minister, Hermann R. Dietrich (1879-1954), Vice-Chancellor and Finance Minister, Middle row L-R: Martin Schiele (1870-1939), Minister of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, Georg Schaetzel (1874-1934), Minister of Post, Adam Stegerwald (1874-1935), Bottom row L-R: Curt Joel (1865-1945), Justice Minister, Gottfried R. Treviranus (1891-1971), Transport Minister, Hans Schlange-Schueningen (1886-1960),
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030441
  47. Heinrich Bruening on the way to the Reichstag, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening on the way to the Reichstag, 1932
    Date: 01.01.1932
    Image text: Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (left) on the way to the Reichstag.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030462
  48. Heinrich Bruening during a speech to the League of Nations in Geneva, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening during a speech to the League of Nations in Geneva, 1932
    Date: 09.02.1932
    Image text: Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening gives a speech before the League of Nations in Geneva. The occasion was an international disarmament conference of the League. Bruening calls for the lifting of the disarmament provisions of the Versailles Treaty. On the 10. December 1932 the German Reich, the United States, Great Britain, France and Italy sign a statement that grants the German Reich equal status in Defence Policy.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00030445
  49. State Secretary von Buelow, Reich Chancellor Bruening and Reich Defense Minister Groener Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: State Secretary von Buelow, Reich Chancellor Bruening and Reich Defense Minister Groener
    Date: 24.04.1932
    Image text: Minister meeting at the Bodensee. From left: State Secretary Bernhard Wilhelm von Buelow (1885-1936), Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and Reich Defense Minister and Minister of the Interior Wilhelm Groener leaving the voting station in Prussian Esseratsweiler. Bruening and Buelow interrupted their stay in Geneva in order to take part in the elections for the Prussian legislative assembly.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00002383
  50. Heinrich Bruening in the Reichstag, 1932 Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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    Headline: Heinrich Bruening in the Reichstag, 1932
    Date: 11.05.1932
    Image text: Speech of the Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening (center) in the Reichstag.
    Photo: Scherl
    Image number: 00032668
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