-
Ludwig von Maurer, with whom von
Armansperg often clashed.
After the king
reached his
majority in 1835, von
Armansperg was made Arch-Secretary, but was...
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Josef Ludwig, Graf von
Armansperg (Gr****: Κόμης Ιωσήφ Λουδοβίκος Άρμανσπεργκ; 28
February 1787 – 3
April 1853)
served as the
Interior and
Finance Minister...
- King
Ludwig I of Bavaria, and
comprised three men:
Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg,
Georg Ludwig von Maurer, and Carl
Wilhelm von Heideck. The
first period...
-
independence Greece was
ruled by a
Bavarian oligarchy led by
Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg and, later, by Otto himself, as King and Premier.
Greece remained under...
- the
cabinet members in the 1835–37
Cabinet of
Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg, with
Armansperg being designated "Chief
Secretary of State" (Αρχιγραμματεύς της...
-
Bavarians ruled in his name. The
chief of the Council,
Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg was a
liberal Bavarian and he was
perceived as
being hostile to the Russian...
- (1833–1834)
Ioannis Kolettis,
Prime minister (1834–1835)
Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg,
Prime minister (1835–1837)
Ignaz von Rudhart,
Prime minister (1837) Otto...
- up of Bavarians. The
president of this council,
Count Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg was the de
facto head of
government under Otto.
Later Otto
dismissed his...
-
since the
political sympathies of the prin****l regent,
Josef Ludwig von
Armansperg, lay with Britain. Its
unquestioned leader was
Prince Alexander Mavrocordatos...
-
English legate Lyons (who had been a
supporter of his predecessor, von
Armansperg) and
immediately found himself at odds with the king over the role of...
