- A
Reichsverweser (German pronunciation: [ˈʁaɪ̯çsfɛɐ̯veːzɐ]) or
imperial regent represented a
monarch when
there was a
vacancy in the throne, such as during...
- Habsburg-Lorraine, was an
Austrian field marshal and
imperial regent (
Reichsverweser) of the short-lived
German Empire during the
Revolutions of 1848. John...
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installed a
Reichsverweser as a kind of
provisional head of state. The
Reichsverweser had the task of
installing the ministers. The
Reichsverweser and the...
- With the order, the
Frankfurt Parliament established the
offices of
Reichsverweser (Imperial Regent, a
provisional monarch) and
imperial ministers. A second...
- Erztruchseß, Latin: Archidapifer) of the
Empire and
imperial vicar (
Reichsverweser) of Franconia, Swabia, the Rhine, and
southern Germany. From that time...
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offices of
Archsteward (Erztruchseß) of the
Empire and
Imperial Vicar (
Reichsverweser) of Franconia, Swabia, the
Rhine and
southern Germany. From that time...
-
following were
slated for
these roles as of July 1944:
Ludwig Beck –
Reichsverweser (or Lieutenant-General of the Reich,
provisional head of state) Carl...
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Archduke John of
Austria (Erzherzog
Johann von Österreich)
Regent (
Reichsverweser) of the
revolutionary German Empire Habsburg-Lorraine 12 July 1848 20...
- sejm and the
election sejm, the
gathering of
nobility that
elected the king. He also
announced the
election of the king.
Interrex Regent Reichsverweser...
- legitimate, not a
revolutionary government –
asked him to stay on as
regent (
Reichsverweser).
Maximilian refused and,
turning his back on
politics for good, departed...
