Ludwig Siebert

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Ludwig Siebert
Ludwig Siebert at desk.jpg
Minister-President of Bavaria
In office
12 April 1933 1 November 1942
Political offices
Preceded by Minister-President of Bavaria
1933–1942
Succeeded by