Talk:Bavarian Ministry of the Interior

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Curiosity as to Why the List is Incomplete

So, I ended up here from a German Wikipedia article on Bela Ewald Althans, which cited a Der Spiegel article alleging that Althans worked for the Bavarian Office, which surprised me, as, though still in favor of the monarchy, something that Albrecht, Duke of Bavaria, would later reform, the Bavarian nobility was one of the few parties among the aristocracy not to have been too terribly involved with the Third Reich, in fact, I think that they might've even been connected to the 20 July plot depicted in the film, Valkyrie. I'm not sure as to what state functions the aristocracy even has there, if any, as well as do, of course, acknowledge that the Eagle's Nest was located in Obersalzberg, but, perhaps, due to my appreciation of Hacker-Pschorr, have never wanted to find the Bavarian administration suspect and was, perhaps, taken aback by this.

That's, of course, largely irrelevant, but I'm anyways curious as to why the list of interior ministers is incomplete. From leading up to the chancellorship of Otto von Bismarck to the end of the Second World War would seem to be an obvious gap within German history. Daydreamdays2 (talk) 19:45, 27 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]