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After Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorf were appointed to the 3rd Supreme Army Command (OHL), which represented a strengthening of nationalist forces, Bethmann Hollweg’s room for manoeuvre became increasingly restricted. After the conflicts with the OHL came to a head, Bethmann Hollweg was dismissed from office in July 1917.
Keywords: World War One, Fischer controversy, Bethmann Hollweg, Riezler, calculated risk, German war guilt. The responsibility for the outbreak of World War I weighed heavily upon Im-perial Germany's fifth Chancellor, Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg. "This war torments me," he confessed to the Liberal Conrad Haussmann during the struggle.
For some further material on Bethmann Hollweg, such as drafts of two memoir chapters and other partly inaccessible documents, see the recent re-edition of his memoirs by Düllfer, J., Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg: Betrachtungen zum Weltkriege (Essen, 1989).Google Scholar
Theobald Theodor Friedrich Alfred von Bethmann Hollweg ( 29. marraskuuta 1856 Hohenfinow, Brandenburg – 1. tammikuuta 1921 Hohenfinow, Brandenburg [1]) oli saksalainen poliitikko ja valtiomies. Hän toimi Saksan valtakunnankanslerina vuosina 1909–1917.
Firma. Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg ( Hohenfinow, 29 novembre 1856 – Hohenfinow, 1º gennaio 1921) è stato un politico tedesco . Ricoprì numerosi incarichi di prestigio e fu cancelliere del Reich ( 1909 - 1917 ). Fu un buon governante ma troppo succube ai voleri dell'imperatore Guglielmo II e con una scarsa fermezza nelle sue decisioni.
Genealogie V Felix (1824–1900), S des →August s. (4); M Isabella (1833–1908), T des schweizerischen Majors Abraham Dionys Alfred de Rougemont und der Sophie Gräfin von Pourtalès; † Wilkendorf 1889 Martha Elisa (1865–11.5.1914), T des Gustav Felix Bertram von Pfuel und der Louise Elisa Gräfin Reventlow; 3 S, 1 T.
The responsibility for the outbreak of World War I weighed heavily upon Imperial Germany's fifth Chancellor, Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg. “This war torments me,” he confessed to the Liberal Conrad Haussmann during the struggle. “Again and again I ask if it could have been avoided and what I should have done differently.”
