Epp's cabinet

The Cabinet of Epp formed as Acting Ministers from 10 March to 12 April 1933 the provisional state government of Bavaria .

From March 7 to March 27, 1933, Epp's cabinet gradually ousted the Held government from power. The Reichstag election of March 5, 1933 saw a majority in the NSDAP . As a result, Reich Minister of the Interior Frick appointed Franz von Epp as Reich Commissioner in Bavaria on March 9 ("to maintain public security and order"). On March 16, Epp proclaimed that after Held's "resignation" he had now taken over all government power with his commissariat government. On March 27, Held agreed to his removal in Switzerland.

Office	Surname	Political party
commissionery leader. Exterior	Franz von Epp	NSDAP
Deputy Interior	Adolf Wagner	NSDAP
Judiciary	Hans Frank	NSDAP
Cult	Hans Schemm	NSDAP
Finances	Ludwig Siebert	NSDAP
for special use	Ernst Röhm Hermann Esser	NSDAP

Individual evidence

1. ^ Walter Ziegler: Kabinett Held IV, 1932-1933 , published on November 29, 2010; in: Historical Lexicon of Bavaria , accessed on February 9, 2020.
2. ^ Winfried Becker: Heinrich Held (1868-1938). Rise and fall of the Bavarian parliamentarian and prime minister , in: Journal for Bavarian State History 72 (2009), 807-891.