Minister-Presidents of The Free State of Prussia
| Name | Picture | Period of office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minister-Presidents of the Free State of Prussia in the Weimar Republic | |||
| Friedrich Ebert | 9 November 1918 - 11 November 1918 |
Social Democratic Party of Germany | |
| Paul Hirsch | 11 November 1918 - 27 March 1920 |
Social Democratic Party of Germany | |
| Otto Braun | 27 March 1920 - 21 April 1921 |
Social Democratic Party of Germany | |
| Adam Stegerwald | 21 April 1921 - 5 November 1921 |
Centre Party | |
| Otto Braun | 5 November 1921 - 18 February 1925 |
Social Democratic Party of Germany | |
| Wilhelm Marx | 18 February 1925 - 6 April 1925 |
Centre Party | |
| Otto Braun | 6 April 1925 - 20 July 1932 |
Social Democratic Party of Germany | |
| Franz von Papen | Reichskommisar 20 July - 3 December 1932 |
None | |
| Kurt von Schleicher | Reichskommisar 3 December 1932 - 28 January 1933 |
None | |
| Minister-Presidents of the Free State of Prussia in the Third Reich | |||
| Franz von Papen | 30 January - 10 April 1933 |
None | |
| Hermann Göring | Ministerpräsident 10 April 1933 - 24 April 1945 Reichsstatthalter 1935 - 24 April 1945 |
National Socialist German Workers' Party | |
| Adolf Hitler | Reichsstatthalter 25 April 1933 - 1935 |
National Socialist German Workers' Party | |
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