Cabinet Goiss I.

The Geiß I cabinet (officially Baden's provisional people's government ) formed the state government of Baden from November 10, 1918 to April 1, 1919 .

On the night of November 9th to 11th, the soldiers' council and the welfare committee set up by Karlsruhe mayor Karl Siegrist met in Karlsruhe and agreed on a provisional government.

On January 5, 1919, the election for the Baden Constituent National Assembly took place, which was called to its constituent session on January 15. Since the USPD did not receive any mandates here, its ministers announced their resignation from the provisional government on January 8, leaving the government members of those parties that also formed the so-called Weimar coalition in Germany as a whole .

The social department was assigned to the Ministry of Transitional Economics and Housing. The Ministry of Military Affairs was subordinated to Prime Minister Geiss.

Office	Surname	Political party
president	Anton Geiss	SPD
Exterior	Hermann Dietrich	NLP
Interior	Ludwig Haas	progress
Judiciary	Ludwig Marum	SPD
classes	Friedrich Stockinger	SPD
Finances	Joseph Wirth	Z
military	Johannes Brümmer managing director of Anton Geiß until January 8, 1919	USPD SPD
Social	Adolf Schwarz until January 8, 1919	USPD
Transitional Economics and Housing	Philipp Martzloff	SPD
traffic	Leopold Rückert	SPD
nutrition	Gustav Trunk	Z

literature

Martin Furtwängler: lists of ministers. In: Meinrad Schaab , Hansmartin Schwarzmaier (ed.) U. a .: Handbook of Baden-Württemberg History . Volume 5: Economic and social history since 1918, overviews and materials, complete index. Edited on behalf of the Commission for Historical Regional Studies in Baden-Württemberg . Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 2007, ISBN 978-3-608-91371-2 , p. 483.

Individual evidence

↑ so in the Baden Law and Ordinance Gazette 1918 No. 64
↑ see Kaller: Baden in der Weimarer Republik, p. 25.
↑ Baden Law and Ordinance Gazette from January 10, 1919
↑ Message with the text of the declaration of resignation in the Karlsruher Zeitung. Badischer Staatsanzeiger from January 9, 1919
^ Ordinances were signed by Geiss President

[1] so in the Baden Law and Ordinance Gazette 1918 No. 64

[2] see Kaller: Baden in der Weimarer Republik, p. 25.

[3] Baden Law and Ordinance Gazette from January 10, 1919

[4] Message with the text of the declaration of resignation in the Karlsruher Zeitung. Badischer Staatsanzeiger from January 9, 1919

[5] Ordinances were signed by Geiss President