Cabinet Braun III

The Braun III cabinet was formed by the Prussian state government from April 1925 until June 1932. After that, it continued to exist without any real power until April 1933 .

Office	Surname	Political party
Prime Minister	Otto Braun	SPD
Interior	Carl Severing until October 6, 1926 Albert Grzesinski October 6, 1926 to February 28, 1930 Heinrich Waentig March 1 to October 22, 1930 Carl Severing from October 22, 1930	SPD
Judiciary	Hugo am Zehnhoff until March 5, 1927 Hermann Schmidt	center
Finances	Hermann Höpker-Aschoff until October 12, 1931 Walther Schreiber provisionally October 12 to November 7, 1931 Otto Klepper from November 7, 1931	DDP / DStP DStP non-party
Trade or economy and labor from October 29, 1932	Walther Schreiber	DDP
Agriculture	Heinrich Steiger	center
People's Welfare	Heinrich Hirtsiefer	center
science	Carl Heinrich Becker until January 30, 1930 Adolf Grimme	Independent SPD

On May 19, 1932, the State Ministry resigned in its entirety and continued the day-to-day business in accordance with Article 59, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution .

After the Prussian strike on July 20, 1932, the State Ministry lost the de facto power of government. The State Court of the German Reich ruled by the law of armed Prussia contra Reich on 25 October 1932 that the government had been deposed Brown unlawfully and continues to exist. Prussia was not allowed to be represented by the provisional administration in the Reichsrat or otherwise in relation to the Reich or the Prussian Landtag .

See also

• Free State of Prussia # The climax of political stabilization

Web links

• Entry on www.gonschior.de

Footnotes

1. ^ The state parliament elected Otto Braun as prime minister on April 3, 1925 .
2. ↑ For details, documents, etc. see Prussia contra Reich # The decision of the State Court