About Adolf Gröber
Lived 1854 – 1919 (aged 64–65). Adolf Gröber was a German judge, politician, district court director and jurist.
Adolf Gröber was a German politician and jurist during the German Empire and the Weimar Republic. During that time, he emerged as one of the leading spokesman for the Zentrum party. Loyal to his home kingdom of Württemberg, he was a strong advocate for federalism. During the Chancellorship of Prince Maximilian of Baden he served as a Minister without portfolio.
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Who was Adolf Gröber?
German judge and politician (1854-1919)
When was Adolf Gröber born?
Adolf Gröber was born on 11 February 1854 in Riedlingen.
When did Adolf Gröber die?
Adolf Gröber died in 1919 in Berlin.
What was Adolf Gröber's occupation?
Adolf Gröber was a judge, politician, district court director and jurist.
What nationality was Adolf Gröber?
Adolf Gröber was German.
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