Changes: General Secretaries of the Germanic League (Differently)

Revision as of 23:03, 6 May 2021

This covers all General Secretaries of the Germanic League. They are elected to a six-year term and can only serve one term, this was only changed one time after General Secretary Konrad Adenauer resigned on the request of British Prime Minister Clement Attlee after Germany’s defeat in the Polish-German War to weaken the Germans internationally and this lead to an emergency meeting which chose Jozef-Ernest van Roey as interim General Secretary and was unanimously allowed to serve a second term in 1946.

List

Name	Picture	Term began	Term ended	Previous position	Nationality
Konrad Adenauer	File:Konrad Adenauer Portrait.jpg	20 August 1940	13 May 1942 ^R	German Secretary of State	German
Jozef-Ernest van Roey		13 May 1942	20 August 1952	Cardinal of Belgium (1926-1961)	Belgian
Vilhelm Buhl		20 August 1952	20 August 1958	Prime Minister of Denmark (1942-1945)	Danish
Thor Thors		20 August 1958	20 August 1964	Icelandic Minister of Foreign Affairs	Icelandic
Heinz Kissinger		20 August 1964	20 August 1970	German MP	German
Grand Duchess Charlotte		20 August 1970	20 August 1976	Duchess of Luxembourg	Luxembourgish
Sándor Kocsis		20 August 1976	20 August 1982	Speaker of the Austrian-Hungarian Parliament	Hungarian
Poul Schülter		20 August 1982	20 August 1988	Prime Minister of Denmark	Danish
Dries van Agt		20 August 1988	20 August 1994	Prime Minister of the Netherlands	Dutch
Bodil Nyboe Andersen		20 August 1994	20 August 2000	Assistant General Secretary	Norwegian
Alf Svenson		20 August 2000	20 August 2006	Assistant General Secretary	Swedish
Ueli Maurer		20 August 2006	20 August 2012	Swiss Delegate to the Germanic League	Swiss
Raoul Lambert		20 August 2012	20 August 2018	Football Player	Belgian
Katrín Jakobsdóttir		20 August 2018	Incumbent	Chairman of International Women's Support	Icelandic

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-This covers all of the General Secretaries of the {{dl|Germanic League}}. They are elected to a six-year term and can only serve one term.
+This covers all General Secretaries of the {{dl|Germanic League}}. They are elected to a six-year term and can only serve one term, this was only changed one time after General Secretary Konrad Adenauer resigned on the request of British Prime Minister Clement Attlee after Germany’s defeat in the [[Polish-German War (Differently)|Polish-German War]] to weaken the Germans internationally and this lead to an emergency meeting which chose Jozef-Ernest van Roey as interim General Secretary and was unanimously allowed to serve a second term in 1946.
 == List ==
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;font-size:90%;"
-{|class="article-table"
 ! Name
 ! Picture
 ! Term began
 ! Term ended
-!Previous
+! Previous position
-Position
 ! Nationality
 |-
-| '''Konrad Adenauer''' (Honorary)
+| '''Konrad Adenauer'''
 | [[File:Konrad Adenauer Portrait.jpg|100px]]
 | 20 August 1940
+| 13 May 1942 '''<sup>R</sup>'''
-| 20 August 1946
-|German Secretary
+|German Secretary of State
-of State
 | German
 |-
-| '''Olof Palme'''
+|'''Jozef-Ernest van Roey'''
-| [[File:Olof Palme 1974 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
+|[[File:Jozef-Ernest van Roey.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
+|13 May 1942
-| 20 August 1946
-| 20 January 1952
+|20 August 1952
+|Cardinal of Belgium (1926-1961)
-|Assistant
+|Belgian
-General Secretary
+|-
-| Swedish
+|'''Vilhelm Buhl'''
+|[[File:Vilhelm Buhl.jpg|130x130px]]
+| 20 August 1952
+| 20 August 1958
+| Prime Minister of Denmark (1942-1945)
+| Danish
 |-
 | '''Thor Thors'''
 | [[File:ThorThors.jpeg|100px]]
-| 20 August 1952
+| 20 August 1958
-| 20 January 1958
+| 20 August 1964
 |Icelandic
 Minister of Foreign Affairs
@@ Line 37: / Line 41: @@
 | '''Heinz Kissinger'''
 | [[File:YoungHenryKissinger.jpeg|100px]]
-| 20 August 1958
+| 20 August 1964
-| 20 January 1964
+| 20 August 1970
 |German MP
 | German
 |-
-|Grand Duchess Charlotte
+| '''Grand Duchess Charlotte'''
-|[[File:Grand Duchess Charlotte.jpeg|thumb|303x303px|Grand Duchess Charlotte]]
+| [[File:Grand Duchess Charlotte.jpeg|100px]]
-|20, August
+| 20 August 1970
+| 20 August 1976
+| Duchess of Luxembourg
-|20, August 1970
+| Luxembourgish
-|Duchess of Luxembourg
+|-
-|Luxembourgish
+| '''{{dl|Sándor Kocsis}}'''
+| [[File:56D8B662-B71A-4891-A222-B30410FD518D.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 1976
+| 20 August 1982
+| Speaker of the Austrian-Hungarian Parliament
+| Hungarian
+|-
+| '''Poul Schülter'''
+| [[File:PoulSchülter.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 1982
+| 20 August 1988
+| Prime Minister of Denmark
+| Danish
+|-
+| '''Dries van Agt'''
+| [[File:DriesvanAgt.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 1988
+| 20 August 1994
+| Prime Minister of the Netherlands
+| Dutch
+|-
+| '''Bodil Nyboe Andersen'''
+| [[File:Bodil Nyboe Anders.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 1994
+| 20 August 2000
+| Assistant General Secretary
+| Norwegian
+|-
+| '''Alf Svenson'''
+| [[File:AlfSvenson.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 2000
+| 20 August 2006
+| Assistant General Secretary
+| Swedish
+|-
+| '''Ueli Maurer'''
+| [[File:Ueli Maurer.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 2006
+| 20 August 2012
+| Swiss Delegate to the Germanic League
+| Swiss
+|-
+| '''Raoul Lambert'''
+| [[File:Raoul Lambert.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 2012
+| 20 August 2018
+| Football Player
+| Belgian
+|-
+| '''Katrín Jakobsdóttir'''
+| [[File:KatrínJakobsdóttir.jpeg|100px]]
+| 20 August 2018
+| Incumbent
+| Chairman of International Women's Support
+| Icelandic
 |}
 {{Differently}}
 [[Category:People (Differently)]]
+[[Category:Lists of rulers (Differently)]]