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German politician (1874–1945)
Adam Stegerwald (14 December 1874 – 3 December 1945) was a German politician and union leader who served as chairman of the German Trade Union Federation
Adam_Stegerwald
Political party in Germany
failed at making the Zentrum attractive for Protestant voters too. Adam Stegerwald, leader of the Christian trade unions, made another attempt at transcending
Centre_Party_(Germany)
1918–1947 constituent state of Germany
Braun did not run as a candidate for minister president. Instead, Adam Stegerwald of the Centre Party was elected by the Landtag on 21 April with the
Free_State_of_Prussia
Name list
lithographer and painter Adam Stefanow (born 1994), Polish snooker player Adam Steffey (born 1965), American mandolin player Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945), German
Adam_(given_name)
German politician (1872–1955)
Preceded by Adam Stegerwald Succeeded by Wilhelm Marx In office 27 March 1920 – 21 April 1921 Preceded by Paul Hirsch Succeeded by Adam Stegerwald Minister
Otto_Braun
Chancellor of Germany from 1930 to 1932
Prussian welfare department and became a close associate of Adam Stegerwald, the minister. Stegerwald, also the leader of the Christian trade unions, made him
Heinrich_Brüning
Chancellor of Germany, 1923–1925, 1926–1928
internal opposition within the Centre Party, notably by Joseph Wirth, Adam Stegerwald and Theodor von Guérard that resulted in the cabinet's fall. Marx resigned
Wilhelm_Marx
Type of trade unions in Germany
August Brust 1904: Karl Matthias Schiffer 1919: Adam Stegerwald 1929: Bernhard Otte 1903: Adam Stegerwald 1921: Bernhard Otte 1929: Post vacant Ebbinghaus
United Federation of Christian Trade Unions in Germany
United_Federation_of_Christian_Trade_Unions_in_Germany
Chief minister of the King in Prussia
27 March 1920 21 April 1921 390 Social Democratic Party of Germany Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945) 21 April 1921 5 November 1921 198 Centre Party Otto Braun
Minister_President_of_Prussia
German politician (1879–1954)
along with the Chancellor Heinrich Brüning and Minister of Labour Adam Stegerwald, all of whom had studied economics, believed that accelerating the
Hermann_Dietrich
1930–1931 cabinet of Weimar Germany
Adam Stegerwald (Centre), Minister of Labour
First_Brüning_cabinet
German politician (1876–1976)
then from 21 April to 7 November 1921 Minister of Agriculture in Adam Stegerwald's ministry of the Prussian state government. After leaving he became
Hermann_Warmbold
1931–32 cabinet of Weimar Germany
Adam Stegerwald (Centre), Minister of Labour
Second_Brüning_cabinet
German politician (1878–1965)
was indifferent to the idea of replacing him and instead supported Adam Stegerwald. This led to the ascension of Ludwig Kaas to the role, though Joos
Joseph_Joos
German politician (1898–1979)
forming a new Christian party of both Catholics and Protestants. With Adam Stegerwald, he was one of the founders of the Christian Social Union (CSU), serving
Josef_Müller_(politician)
1928–1930 cabinet of Weimar Germany
Adam Stegerwald (Centre), Minister of Transport
Second_Müller_cabinet
Büllesheim, de:Edmund Spieß von Büllesheim Georg Stamm, de:Georg Stamm Adam Stegerwald Heinrich Steiger, de:Heinrich Steiger Franz Xaver Steindl, de:Franz
List of German Centre Party politicians
List_of_German_Centre_Party_politicians
Regional bank in Germany
union movement for the so-called "little people". In the same year, Adam Stegerwald commissioned Heinrich Brüning, later Chancellor of the Reich, to found
National-Bank
(1874–1934) 7 February 1929 12 April 1929 64 days BVP Müller II 9 Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945) 12 April 1929 27 March 1930 348 days Centre Müller II
List of German transportation ministers
List_of_German_transportation_ministers
1923–1924 cabinet of Weimar Germany
opposition from the Centre and DDP. The next attempt was made under Adam Stegerwald of the Centre Party, and on 27 November, negotiations with the DNVP
First_Marx_cabinet
German businessman and politician (1865–1951)
but also dissident Nazi Gregor Strasser and Centre Party politician Adam Stegerwald. Although Hugenberg had designs on a return to government, his hatred
Alfred_Hugenberg
Historical building in Lindlar, Germany
needed] In 1956, the castle was sold to Sozialwerk Adam Stegerwald e.V. ('Social Institution Adam Stegerwald') which converted it into a recreational site
Heiligenhoven_Castle
German priest and politician
his nemesis Heinrich Brüning and Joseph Wirth and former minister Adam Stegerwald. The opponents also argued in regard to Catholic social teaching that
Ludwig_Kaas
German trade union leader and politician
Trade union offices Preceded by Adam Stegerwald General Secretary of the United Federation of Christian Trade Unions in Germany 1921–1928 Succeeded by
Bernhard_Otte
German politician (1891–1971)
of Justice Johann Viktor Bredt (Wirtschaftspartei), Labour Minister Adam Stegerwald (Zentrum), Minister of Finance Paul Moldenhauer (DVP), Minister of
Gottfried Reinhold Treviranus (politician)
Gottfried_Reinhold_Treviranus_(politician)
Christian socioeconomic model
proportional representation. At the beginning of the Weimar Republic, Adam Stegerwald attempted to reform the Centre Party into a Christian democratic party
Christian_democracy
German politician (1875–1953)
Party and the German Democratic Party (DDP) under Minister President Adam Stegerwald (Centre). Severing was replaced by Alexander Dominicus (DDP). When
Carl_Severing
Hans Nientimp later independent Dr. Ludwig Perlitius Franz Riesener Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945) Richard Schönborn Paul Schulz-Gahmen D. Dr. Georg Schreiber
Members of the 4th German Reichstag (Weimar Republic)
Members_of_the_4th_German_Reichstag_(Weimar_Republic)
Prussian prince (1797–1873)
(1918–1947) Weimar period Paul Hirsch Heinrich Ströbel‡ Otto Braun Adam Stegerwald Wilhelm Marx Reichskommisars Franz von Papen Kurt von Schleicher Nazi
Prince Adolf of Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen
Prince_Adolf_of_Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen
German far-right anti-communist organization
from Moscow, Heinrich von Gleichen and the Catholic trade unionists Adam Stegerwald and Franz Röhr overruled. From this foundation, in October 1918, the
Anti-Bolshevist_League
Month of 1923
in favor and 65 against.[citation needed] Friedrich Ebert turned to Adam Stegerwald to become chancellor after Heinrich Albert was unable to form a government
November_1923
German politician (1875–1934)
Chancellor Hermann Müller Preceded by Theodor von Guérard Succeeded by Adam Stegerwald Personal details Born 13 May 1875 Höchstadt, Kingdom of Bavaria, German
Georg_Schätzel
22 November – Hans Winkler, German botanist (b. 1877) 3 December – Adam Stegerwald, German politician (b. 1874) 28 December – Hermann Oncken, German historian
1945_in_Germany
German businessman and politician (1893–1940)
with the party chairman Ludwig Kaas and the other deputy chairman, Adam Stegerwald, who negotiated with Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler the conditions for
Albert_Hackelsberger
Federal ministry of the Federal Republic of Germany
28 June 1928 27 March 1930 1 year, 272 days SPD Müller II 5 Stegerwald, AdamAdam Stegerwald (1874–1945) 30 March 1930 30 May 1932 2 years, 61 days Centre
Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
Federal_Ministry_of_Labour_and_Social_Affairs
1933 D. Georg Schreiber 1882 1963 Centre Carl Severing 1875 1952 SPD Adam Stegerwald 1874 1945 Centre Mathias Thesen 1891 1944 KPD Mandate revoked Wilhelm
List of Reichstag deputies in the Third Reich (1st electoral term)
List_of_Reichstag_deputies_in_the_Third_Reich_(1st_electoral_term)
Franz-Ludwig Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg Gabriele Stauner Wolfgang Stefinger Adam Stegerwald Christa Stevens, de:Christa Stevens Edmund Stoiber Stephan Stracke
List of Christian Social Union of Bavaria politicians
List_of_Christian_Social_Union_of_Bavaria_politicians
Kaas was able to prevail against the leading Christian trade unionist Adam Stegerwald. Furthermore, the new faction leader in the Reichstag, Heinrich Brüning
History_of_the_Centre_Party
and other important bodies in Berlin. He was a close associate of Adam Stegerwald and the German government often relied on him as an expert on both
Friedrich_Baltrusch
and Metz. She became interested in trade union work after meeting Adam Stegerwald, then the secretary-general of the League of Christian Unions (LCU)
Elfriede_Kaiser-Nebgen
Agency of the German government, 1919–1945
(1874–1934) Feb 7, 1929 Apr 12, 1929 64 days Bavarian People's Party (BVP) Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945) Apr 13, 1929 Mar 27, 1930 348 days Centre Party Theodor
Reich_Ministry_of_Transport
11 December - Paul Wegener, German actor (died 1948) 14 December – Adam Stegerwald, German politician (died 1945) 26 December – Hans von Rosenberg, German
1874_in_Germany
German politician (1865-1938)
loyal member of the Centre Party, refusing to join a new party that Adam Stegerwald and other leaders of the Rhenish Centre Party proposed. While also
Johannes_Giesberts
German jurist and politician (1863–1943)
March 1930 – 10 October 1931 Chancellor Heinrich Brüning Preceded by Adam Stegerwald Succeeded by Gottfried Treviranus In office 27 June 1928 – 6 February
Theodor_von_Guérard
town of Königswinter where the first fourteen were located at the Adam-Stegerwald-Haus. The cost of the conference was partly met by Milchsack and her
Lilo_Milchsack
German politician (1876–1947)
for justice Johann Viktor Bredt (Wirtschaftspartei), labour minister Adam Stegerwald (Zentrum), minister of finance Paul Moldenhauer (DVP), traffic minister
Paul_Moldenhauer
German lawyer, administrative official and politician
Prussian Finance Minister in the state government led by Prime Minister Adam Stegerwald. From 1922 to 1938, Saemisch was President of the Court of Audit of
Friedrich_Saemisch
German politician (1865–1939)
(until 1918) Minister-President Max von Baden Paul Hirsch Otto Braun Adam Stegerwald Member of the Prussian House of Representatives In office 1921–1924
Otto_Fischbeck
1919–20 German constitutional convention and parliament
Centre Franz Starosson SPD Otto Steinmayer SPD Wilhelm Steinsdorff DDP Adam Stegerwald Centre 19 (Westfalen-Nord) Willy Steinkopf SPD Reichswahlvorschlag
Weimar_National_Assembly
Political party in Poland
election was the marshal of the Świętokrzyskie Province, party vice president Adam Jarubas. He placed 6th, obtaining 238,761 votes. Before the second round
Polish_People's_Party
Archived from the original on January 4, 2015. Retrieved August 22, 2014. Stegerwald, Kyle (May 18, 2009). "2404 – PC Gaming – Stalin vs. Martians Interview"
List of video games notable for negative reception
List_of_video_games_notable_for_negative_reception
Chancellor of Germany from 2005 to 2021
Archived from the original on 27 May 2016. Retrieved 21 July 2023. Taylor, Adam. "We Pretty Much Only Know These 8 Things About Angela Merkel's Husband"
Angela_Merkel
influential idea on normative politics. Known as the father of liberalism, Adam Smith explained emergence of economic benefits from the self-interested behavior
History_of_political_thought
City in Wisconsin
junction of Columbus, Church and Cliff Streets, was designed by Frank Stegerwald and constructed in 1912 of stone, metal, and wood. Other points of interest
Sun_Prairie,_Wisconsin
Economic theory promoting local control
Cecil Chesterton G. K. Chesterton Seward Collins Gustavo Corção Dorothy Day Adam Doboszyński Horacio de la Costa J. P. de Fonseka J.R.R. Tolkien Eric Gill
Distributism
American political philosophy
promises blessings for obedience, but never an all-expense paid vacation. Adam's work was not endlessly frustrating... That all changed with man's independent
Compassionate_conservatism
Tower) Sun Prairie Tower with 60-foot stone base built in 1899 by Frank Stegerwald & Lessner. The original wooden tank was replaced with a steel one around
National Register of Historic Places listings in Dane County, Wisconsin
National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Dane_County,_Wisconsin
Form of government
the auspices of the National Socialist People's Welfare by 1939. However, Adam Tooze (in his book The Wages of Destruction) downplayed the importance of
Welfare_state
Political party in the United States
presidential election, was given the nomination on the first ballot over Adam Seaman and Phil Collins. C.L. Gammon of Tennessee was given the vice presidential
Prohibition_Party
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