History and chronology of Mathias in Germany

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Mathias History of Germany


1611	Abdication
Matthias deposes his brother Rudolf from the Bohemian throne
1619	Death
Death of Mathias, Matthias Holy Roman Emperor and the King of Bohemia, dies without descendants his lands go to his nearest male relative, his cousin Ferdinand of Styria
1875	Party Leader
Appointed Party Leader of the Centre Party
1914	Diplomacy
Aug Placed in charge of overseas propaganda
1915	Diplomacy
Aug Involved in a failed diplomatic mission to Italy, headed by von Bulow
1917	Peace
July Berlin Carries a resolution favoring peace free from annexations
July Berlin Introduces the Peace Resolution to the Reichstag which is passed
1917	Resolution Peace
July Berlin Introduces the Peace Resolution to the Reichstag which is passed
1917	Vote Peace
July Berlin Carries a resolution favoring peace free from annexations
1918	Armistice
11th Nov Part of a commission which signs the armistice
1918	Minister
Oct Appointed Minister Without Portfolio
1918	Peace
9th Dec Trier Leaves Berlin for Trier as a German armistice delegate
1919	Minister
Appointed Minister of Finance
1919	Reparations
28th June Versailles At Versailles Germany sign a treaty that assigns full responsibility for causing the conflict (Article 231, the "war guilt clause") and calls for the creation of an international reparations commission to determine the amount due to the Allies
1919	Treaty of Versailles
28th June Versailles Acceptence by the Assembly is conveyed to Clemenceau within 19 minutes of the deadline
28th June Versailles At Versailles Germany sign a treaty that assigns full responsibility for causing the conflict (Article 231, the "war guilt clause") and calls for the creation of an international reparations commission to determine the amount due to the Allies
28th June Versailles Signed by Erzberger in the Versailles Hall of Mirrors
1919	War Guilt
28th June Versailles At Versailles Germany sign a treaty that assigns full responsibility for causing the conflict (Article 231, the "war guilt clause") and calls for the creation of an international reparations commission to determine the amount due to the Allies
1920	Assassination
26th Aug Berlin Assassinated by rightist extremists, a symbol of "defeatism"
1920	Death
26th Aug Berlin Death of Mathias Erxberger, assassinated
1920	Resignation
Berlin Forced to resign after accusations of financial misdealing