Minister of Foreign Affairs (Bavaria)

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Friedrich Krafft Freiherr von Crailsheim, longest-serving Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bavaria, in office from 1880 to 1903. Friedrich Krafft von Crailsheim1.jpg
Friedrich Krafft Freiherr von Crailsheim, longest-serving Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bavaria, in office from 1880 to 1903.

This is a list of foreign ministers of Bavaria .

PortraitName
(Birth–Death)
Term of OfficeNote
Took officeLeft officeTime in office
1 Maximilian Franz Joseph von Berchem
(1702–1777)
174518 November 1777c. 32 years
2 Matthäus von Vieregg
(1719–1802)
18 November 177721 February 179921 years, 95 days
3 Maximilian von Montgelas (1806).jpg Maximilian Graf von Montgelas
(1759–1838)
21 February 17992 February 181717 years, 347 days
4 Heinrich Alois von Reigersberg
(1770–1865)
2 February 18171823c. 5 years
5 Aloys Graf von Rechberg und Rothenlöwen
(1820–1890)
2 Februar 181713 Oktober 18258 years, 253 days
6 Friedrich Karl Freiherr von Thürheim
(1763–1832)
1 Januar 182728 April 1827117 days
7 Georg Friedrich von Zentner.jpg Georg Friedrich von Zentner
(1752–1835)
28 April 18271 September 18281 year, 132 days
8 Joseph Ludwig von Armansperg.jpg Josef Ludwig von Armansperg
(1787–1853)
1 September 182831 December 18313 years, 121 days
9 Gise.JPG Friedrich August von Gise
(1783–1860)
2 January 183226 May 184614 years, 144 days
10 Bray-Steinburg.jpg Count
Otto von Bray-Steinburg
(1807–1899)
26 May 184613 February 1847263 days
11 Georg Ludwig von Maurer (1836).jpg Georg Ludwig von Maurer
(1790–1872)
1 March 184729 November 1847273 days
12 LodewijkOettingen.jpg Ludwig von Oettingen-Wallerstein
(1791–1870)
1 December 184712 March 1848102 days
13 Klemens August Graf von Waldkirch
(1806–1858)
14 March 184829 April 184846 days
14 Bray-Steinburg.jpg Count
Otto von Bray-Steinburg
(1807–1899)
29 April 184818 April 1849354 days
15 Ludwig Freiherr von der Pfordten.jpg Baron
Ludwig von der Pfordten
(1811–1880)
22 December 18491 May 18599 years, 130 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
16 Karl von Schrenck von Notzing - bayerischer Politiker.jpg Karl von Schrenck von Notzing
(1806–1884)
1 May 18594 October 18645 years, 156 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
17 Max von Neumayr 1861.jpg Max von Neumayr
(1808–1881)
4 October 18644 December 186461 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
18 Ludwig Freiherr von der Pfordten.jpg Baron
Ludwig von der Pfordten
(1811–1880)
4 December 186429 December 18662 years, 25 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
19 Hohenlohe-schillingsfurst1867.jpg Chlodwig zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst
(1819–1901)
31 December 18667 March 18703 years, 66 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
20 Bray-Steinburg.jpg Count
Otto von Bray-Steinburg
(1807–1899)
8 March 187025 June 18711 year, 109 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
21 Friedrich von Hegnenberg-Dux
(1810–1872)
21 August 18712 June 1872286 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
22 Ministerprasident Pfretzschner JS.jpg Adolph von Pfretzschner
(1820–1901)
1 October 18724 March 18807 years, 155 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
23 Friedrich Krafft von Crailsheim1.jpg Friedrich Krafft Graf von Crailsheim
(1841–1926)
4 March 18801 March 190322 years, 362 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
24 Clemens von Podewils-Durniz1.jpg Clemens von Podewils-Dürniz
(1850–1922)
1 March 19039 February 19128 years, 345 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
25 Georg von Hertling, 1908.jpg Georg von Hertling
(1843–1919)
9 February 191210 November 19175 years, 274 days Centre Party;
Also Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
26 Otto von Dandl.jpg Otto Ritter von Dandl
(1868–1942)
11 November 19177 November 1918361 daysAlso Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
27 KurtEisner1919.jpg Kurt Eisner 8 November 191821 February 1919105 days Independent Social Democratic Party
Also Minister-President of Bavaria
28 Hoffmann Johannes 1919.jpg Johannes Hoffmann
(1867–1930)
18 March 191913 March 1920361 days Social Democratic Party;
Also Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
29 Gustav Ritter von Kahr (1920).jpg Gustav von Kahr
(1862–1934)
16 March 192011 September 19211 year, 179 days Bavarian People's Party
Also Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
30 Count Lerchenfeld-Kofering LCCN2014717179.jpg Hugo Graf von Lerchenfeld-Köfering
(1871–1944)
21 September 19212 November 19221 year, 42 days Bavarian People's Party
Also Minister-President of Bavaria
31 Eugen von Knilling.jpg Eugen von Knilling
(1856–1927)
8 November 19225 May 19241 year, 179 days Bavarian People's Party;
Also Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
32 Heinrich Held, 1933 (cropped).jpg Heinrich Held
(1868–1938)
28 June 192415 March 19338 years, 260 days Bavarian People's Party
Also Chairmen of the Council of Ministers
33 Franz Ritter von Epp
(1868–1947)
16 March 193312 April 193327 days Nazi Party
Also Reichsstatthalter

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