Walter Simons

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Walter Simons was a German jurist and statesman who served in leading roles during the Weimar Republic, including as a key figure in its foreign policy and judiciary.

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instanceOf German politician
human
jurist
statesman
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
Germany
Weimar Republic
dateOfBirth 1861-09-24
dateOfDeath 1937-07-14
educatedAt University of Bonn
University of Leipzig
University of Strasbourg
fieldOfWork constitutional law
international relations
law
gender male
languageSpokenWrittenOrSigned German
memberOfPoliticalParty German National People's Party
movement Weimar Republic
nativeLanguage German
notableWork leadership of the Reichsgericht
participation in Weimar Republic foreign policy
occupation diplomat
judge
jurist
politician
participantIn politics of the Weimar Republic
post-World War I peace negotiations
placeOfBirth Elberfeld
Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
placeOfDeath Nowawes
Potsdam
Province of Brandenburg
positionHeld Acting head of state of Germany
Chairman of the Provisional Reich Government
Foreign Minister of Germany
President of the Reich Supreme Court
President of the Reichsgericht
religion Protestantism
residence Berlin
Potsdam
workedOn German foreign policy after World War I
Weimar Republic judiciary
linked to: Reichsgericht

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