Gustav Stresemann

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Nobel Peace Prize laureate diplomat foreign minister human politician statesman

Gustav Stresemann was a German statesman and Nobel Peace Prize–winning foreign minister of the Weimar Republic, known for his efforts at post–World War I reconciliation and stabilizing Germany’s international position.

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burialPlace Luisenstädtischer Friedhof, Berlin →
causeOfDeath stroke →
child Wolfgang Stresemann →
countryOfCitizenship German Empire →
Germany →
dateOfBirth 1878-05-10 →
dateOfDeath 1929-10-03 →
education University of Berlin NERFINISHED →
University of Leipzig NERFINISHED →
era interwar period →
familyName Stresemann →
fieldOfWork economics →
foreign policy →
givenName Gustav →
knownFor Dawes Plan negotiations →
Germany’s admission to the League of Nations →
Locarno Treaties →
Young Plan negotiations →
fulfilment policy regarding the Treaty of Versailles →
policy of reconciliation after World War I →
stabilizing Germany’s international position →
languageSpoken German →
memberOfPoliticalParty German People's Party →
National Liberal Party →
name Gustav Stresemann →
nationality German →
NobelPrizeYear 1926 →
placeOfBirth Berlin →
Kingdom of Prussia →
placeOfDeath Berlin →
positionHeld Chancellor of Germany →
Foreign Minister of Germany →
member of the Reichstag →
religion Protestantism →
residence Berlin →
sexOrGender male →
sharedNobelPrizeWith Aristide Briand →
signature Gustav Stresemann signature →
spouse Käthe Stresemann →
workPeriod Weimar Republic era →
early 20th century →
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