joseph wirth

font size="+1">Joseph Wirth
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align="left" \| Order:	14th Chancellor of Germany
align="left" \| Term of Office:	May 10, 1921 - November 14, 1922
align="left" \| Predecessor:	Konstantin Fehrenbach
align="left" \| Successor:	Wilhelm Cuno
align="left" \| Date of Birth:	September 6, 1879
align="left" \| Date of Death:	January 3, 1956
align="left" \| Political Party:	Catholic Center Party
align="left" \| Profession:	mathematician

Dr. Karl Joseph Wirth (September 6, 1879–January 3, 1956) was a German Catholic Centre politician who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1921 to 1922. Along with his foreign minister, Walther Rathenau, Wirth set out to follow a policy of "fulfillment" with respect to Germany's reparations in order to show that Germany was incapable of payment.

First Cabinet, May - October 1921

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February 1, 1922 - Walther Rathenau (DDP) succeeds Wirth as Foreign Minister. Wirth remains Chancellor
March 10, 1922 - Anton Fehr (Bavarian Peasants' League) succeeds Hermes as Food Minister. Hermes remains Finance Minister.
June 24, 1922 - Upon Rathenau's assassination, Wirth again becomes Foreign Minister.

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idth="40%"\|Chancellor of Germany 1921–1922	width="30%"\|Succeeded by: Wilhelm Cuno
receded by: (first term) Friedrich Rosen	rowspan="2"\|Minister of Foreign Affairs 1921–1922, 1922	Succeeded by: (first term) Walther Rathenau
receded by: (second term) Walther Rathenau	Succeeded by: (second term) Hans von Rosenberg

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