Heinrich Schëuch (sometimes Scheüch; 21 June 1864, Sélestat – 3 September 1946, Bad Kissingen) was a German officer of the Prussian Army, Generalleutnant...
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"Federal and Prussian State Commissioner". Prussian State Ministry Heinrich Scheuch was the only member of the Hertling cabinet to continue into the Prussian...
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political camps were also included, such as the Minister of War, initially Heinrich Schëuch, then from January 1919 Walther Reinhardt. The narrower, decisive political...
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Chancellery where he received the assurances of Prussian Minister of War Heinrich Scheuch that the Council of the People's Deputies would be protected. At the...
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(Grand Admiral) Prince Heinrich of Prussia, his frequent predecessor in various naval command stations. Baron Guenther Heinrich von Berg (1765–1843) Statesman...
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1918, the Prussian Revolutionary cabinet under Paul Hirsch (MSPD) and Heinrich Ströbel (USPD) took power in Prussia on November 12 and the State Ministry...
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Prussian Minister of War 29 October 1916–9 October 1918 Succeeded by Heinrich Scheuch Military offices Preceded by Georg von Waldersee Quartermaster-General...
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(1854–1927) 29 October 1916 9 October 1918 1 year, 345 days 30 Scheuch, HeinrichHeinrich Scheuch (1864–1946) 9 October 1918 2 January 1919 85 days 31 Reinhardt...
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(German)". Bayerische Staatsbibliothek. Retrieved 25 July 2013. Winkler, Heinrich August (1993). Weimar 1918-1933. Die Geschichte der ersten deutschen Demokratie...
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Army 2 October 1916 — Werner Schering Major Army 3 September 1918 — — Heinrich Scheuch Generalmajor Army 8 April 1918 — Peter Scheunemann Oberstleutnant Army...
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