georg von hertling

font size="+1">Count Georg von Hertling
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align="left" \| Order:	7th Chancellor of Germany
align="left" \| Term of Office:	November 1, 1917–September 30, 1918
align="left" \| Predecessor:	Georg Michaelis
align="left" \| Successor:	Prince Maximilian of Baden
align="left" \| Date of Birth:	August 31, 1843
align="left" \| Date of Death:	January 4, 1919
align="left" \| Political Party:	Catholic Centre Party
align="left" \| Profession:	professor of philosophy

Count Georg von Hertling (August 31, 1843–January 4, 1919) was a Bavarian politician who served as Imperial Chancellor of Germany from 1917 to 1918. Quite old when he became Chancellor, despite his connection to the Catholic Centre Party, he was seen as a puppet of the military high command, led by Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff. In civil life he was a professor of philosophy.

idth="30%" rowspan=2\|Preceded by: Georg Michaelis	width="40%"\|Chancellor of Germany 1917–1918	width="30%" rowspan=2\|Followed by: Prince Maximilian of Baden
idth="40%"\|Prime Minister of Prussia 1917–1918

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