Rudolf Heinze

Karl Rudolf Heinze (22 July 1865 in Oldenburg – 26 May 1928 in Dresden) was a German jurist and politician. He was Vice-Chancellor of Germany and Minister of Justice from 1922 to 1923 under Wilhelm Cuno.

Political offices
Preceded by
Heinrich Gustav Beck		 Minister-President of Saxony
1918		 Succeeded by
Richard Lipinski
Preceded by
Erich Zeigner		 Minister-President of Saxony
1923		 Succeeded by
Alfred Karl Fellisch
Preceded by
Erich Koch-Weser		 Vice-Chancellor of Germany
1921–1922		 Succeeded by
Gustav Bauer
Preceded by
Gustav Radbruch		 Justice Minister of Germany
1922–1923		 Succeeded by
Gustav Radbruch
The Fehrenbach Cabinet – 25 June 1920 to 4 May 1921
  • Konstantin Fehrenbach (Chancellor, Z)
  • Rudolf Heinze (DVP)
  • Walter Simons (independent)
  • Erich Koch-Weser (DDP)
  • Joseph Wirth (Z)
  • Ernst Scholz (DVP)
  • Andreas Hermes (Z)
  • Heinrich Brauns (Z)
  • Otto Gessler (DDP)
  • Wilhelm Groener (independent)
  • Johannes Giesberts (Z)
  • Hans von Raumer (DVP)
Secretaries and Ministers of Justice of Germany
German Empire
(1871–1919)
  • Heinrich Friedberg
  • Hermann von Schelling
  • Otto von Oehlschläger
  • Robert Bosse
  • Eduard Hanauer
  • Rudolf Arnold Nieberding
  • Hermann Lisco
  • Paul von Krause
Weimar Republic
(1919–1932)
  • Otto Landsberg
  • Eugen Schiffer
  • Andreas Blunck
  • Eugen Schiffer
  • Gustav Radbruch
  • Rudolf Heinze
  • Gustav Radbruch
  • Erich Emminger
  • Curt Joël
  • Josef Frenken
  • Hans Luther
  • Wilhelm Marx
  • Johannes Bell
  • Oskar Hergt
  • Erich Koch-Weser
  • Theodor von Guérard
  • Johann Viktor Bredt
  • Curt Joël
  • Franz Gürtner
Nazi Germany
(1933–1945)
  • Franz Gürtner
  • Franz Schlegelberger
  • Otto Georg Thierack
German Democratic Republic
(1949–1990)
  • Max Fechner
  • Hilde Benjamin
  • Kurt Wünsche
  • Hans-Joachim Heusinger
  • Kurt Wünsche
  • Manfred Walther
Federal Republic of Germany
(1949–)
  • Thomas Dehler
  • Fritz Neumayer
  • Hans-Joachim von Merkatz
  • Fritz Schäffer
  • Wolfgang Stammberger
  • Ewald Bucher
  • Karl Weber
  • Richard Jaeger
  • Gustav Heinemann
  • Horst Ehmke
  • Gerhard Jahn
  • Hans-Jochen Vogel
  • Jürgen Schmude
  • Hans A. Engelhard
  • Klaus Kinkel
  • Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger
  • Edzard Schmidt-Jortzig
  • Herta Däubler-Gmelin
  • Brigitte Zypries
  • Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger
Ministers-President of Saxony
Kingdom of Saxony (1806-1918)
  • office established 1831
  • Bernhard von Lindenau
  • Julius Traugott von Könneritz
  • Karl Braun
  • Gustav Friedrich Held
  • Ferdinand Zschinsky
  • Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust
  • Freiherr von Falkenstein
  • Freiherr von Friesen
  • Graf von Fabrice
  • Karl von Gerber
  • Julius Hans von Tümmel
  • Heinrich Rudolf Schurig
  • Karl von Metzsch-Reichenbach
  • Konrad Wilhelm Rüger
  • Victor Alexander von Otto
  • Freiherr von Hausen
  • Heinrich Gustav Beck
  • Rudolf Heinze
Revolutionary period (1918-1919)
  • Richard Lipinski
  • Georg Gradnauer
Weimar period (1919-1933)
  • Georg Gradnauer
  • Wilhelm Buck
  • Erich Zeigner
  • Rudolf Heinze
  • Alfred Karl Fellisch
  • Max Heldt
  • Wilhelm Bünger
  • Walther Schieck
Nazi period (1933-1945)
  • Freiherr von Killinger
  • Martin Mutschmann
Soviet administration / DDR (1945-1990)
  • Rudolf Friedrichs
  • Max Seydewitz
  • state abolished 1952-1990
Federal Republic of Germany (since 1990)
  • Kurt Biedenkopf
  • Georg Milbradt
  • Stanislaw Tillich
Authority control
  • GND: 117513695
Persondata
Name Heinze, Rudolf
Alternative names
Short description German politician
Date of birth 22 July 1865
Place of birth Oldenburg
Date of death 26 May 1928
Place of death Dresden
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