1996 Sylvia Mary Paget Chancellor, philanthropist, dies at 95
1996 John Chancellor, news anchor (VOA, NBC), dies at 68
1996 John William Chancellor, journalist, dies at 68
1994 Helmut Kohl elected German chancellor (341-340 votes)
1992 Willy Brandt, German chancellor (1969-74), dies
1992 Willy Brandt, chancellor of West Germany (1969-74), dies of cancer at 78
1992 Lutz Stavenhagen, top aid to Chancellor Helmut Kohl, dies at 52
1990 Bruno Kreisky, union chancellor Austria, dies
1988 Kurt Georg Kiesinger, West German chancellor (1966-69), dies at 83
1987 U.S. Justice Department bars Austrian Chancellor Kurt Waldheim from entering U.S., due to his aid of Nazi Germany during WW II
1984 West German Chancellor Rainer Barzel resigns due to corruption
1983 Fred Sinowatz succeeds Bruno Kreisky as chancellor of Austria
1982 Helmut Kohl elected chancellor of German FR
1980 West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt visits Moscow
1977 Dr. Clifford R Wharton, Jr. named chancellor of State University of NY
1976 NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor and David Brinkley, premieres
1974 Helmut Schmidt becomes West German chancellor
1974 West German chancellor W. Brandt resigns
1974 Chancellor Willy Brandt sect Gunther Guillaume found to be a spy
1973 West German chancellor Willy Brandt normalizes trade with Czech
1972 Willy Brandt re-elected West German chancellor
1972 German Chancellor Willy Brandt visits Israel
1971 West German union chancellor W Burns receives Nobel prize of peace
1971 West German Chancellor Willy Brandt is awarded Nobel Peace Prize
1971 West German chancellor Willy Brandt meets with soviet President Brezhnev
1970 Bruno Kreisky becomes 1st socialist chancellor of Austria
1970 West German chancellor and East German premier Willy Brandt meet
1969 Willy Burns elected chancellor of West Germany
1969 Franz JHMM von Papen, German chancellor (1932), dies at 89
1967 Conrad Adenauer, West Germany chancellor (1949-63), dies at 91
1966 Georg Kiesinger elected West German chancellor
1964 Josef Klaus succeeds Alfons Gorbach as chancellor of Austria
1964 Austrian chancellor Alfons Gorbach resigns
1964 Julius Raab, Austrian chancellor (1953-61), dies at 72
1963 Ludwig Erhard follows Conrad Adenauer as West German Chancellor
1963 West German Chancellor Adenauer condemns western grain shipments to U.S.S.R.
1961 John Chancellor becomes news anchor of Today Show
1957 Conrad Adenauer re-elected chancellor of West-Germany
1953 Conrad Adenauer elected West German chancellor
1952 West German Chancellor Adenauer signs a reparation pact for Jews
1952 Failed assassination attempt of German Chancellor Adenauer
1950 Karl Renner, Austrian Chancellor/president (1918-20, 45-50), dies at 80
1946 Arthur Seyss-Inquart, Austrian chancellor (1930s), hanged at 54
1943 German occupiers arrest Louvain University's chancellor
1942 Norman Lamont, MP/Chancellor of Exchequer
1940 Gareth Roberts, chancellor, Sheffield University
1938 Artur Seyss-Inquart replaces Kurt von Schuschnigg as Chancellor of Austria; German troops also entered the country
1938 Austrian chancellor Schuschnigg visits Hitler in Berchtesgaden
1937 Franz Vranitzky, Austria union chancellor, 1986-
1936 Harry Pitt, vice chancellor, Reading University
1935 Raoul Franklin, chancellor, City University London
1934 Engelbert Dollfuss, Austrian chancellor assassinated by nazis
1934 Kurt von Schleiger, German chancellor (1932-33), murdered at 52
1934 Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss dissolves all political parties but his
1933 Chancellor Dollfuss disdolves Austrian parliament
1933 2 days after becoming chancellor, Adolf Hitler dissolves Parliament
1933 Adolph Hitler named German Chancellor, forms government with Von Papen
1933 German president von Hindenburg appoints Hitler chancellor
1933 Wilhelm Cuno, German Reich's chancellor (1922-23), dies at 56
1932 Gen Kurt von Schleicher becomes chancellor of Germany
1932 Shaft and Thyssen demand Hitler become German chancellor
1932 Engelbert Dollfuss becomes chancellor of Austria
1931 Karl Buresch becomes chancellor of Austrian
1931 Richard Southwood, zoologist/chancellor, Oxford University
1930 David Smith, principal/vice chancellor, Edinburgh University
1930 Helmut Kohl, chancellor, Germany, 1982-
1929 Max von Bathe, German prince/Chancellor (1910-11, 18), dies at 62
1929 Gustav Stresemann, German chancellor (Nobel 1926), dies at 51
1929 John Schrober becomes chancellor of Austria
1929 Earnest Streeruwitz becomes chancellor of Austria
1929 Fred Sinowatz, SP, chancellor of Austria, 1983-86
1928 Ernest L Boyer, educator/chancellor, NY's State Universities-SUNY
1928 Harold Hanham, vice chancellor, Lancaster University
1927 John William Chancellor, born in Chicago, Illinois, news anchor, NBC, VOA
1926 Geoffrey Caston, vice chancellor, University of South Pacific
1926 Konstantin Fehrenbach, German reichs chancellor (1920-21), dies at 74
1926 Austrian chancellor Seipel wants to join Germany
1924 Austria chancellor Ignaz Seipel, resigns after assassination attempt
1922 German Reichs Chancellor Joseph Wirth term ends
1922 John West, vice chancellor, Bradford University
1922 Clifford Butler, vice chancellor, Loughborough Univ of Technology
1921 Lord Perry of Walton, SDP/vice chancellor, Open University England
1921 Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, Ger chancellor/PM (Prussia), dies at 64
1920 Hermann Muller becomes German chancellor (SPD)
1920 Kenneth Dover, chancellor, St. Andrews University
1918 Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor of Germany, SPD, 1974-
1918 Earl Jellicoe, chancellor, University of Southhampton
1916 Owen Chadwick, chancellor, University of East Anglia
1915 Frank Thistlethwaite, vice chancellor, University of East Anglia
1913 Willy Brandt, [Herbert Frahm], German chancellor, 1969-74, Nobel 1971
1912 Mr. Carter-Cotton chosen 1st chancellor of Univ of British Columbia
1912 Samuel Curran, vice chancellor, Strathclyde University
1911 Alec Cairncross, chancellor, Glasgow U
1911 Bruno Kreisky, Austria, bandleader/chancellor, 1970-83
1910 Josef Klaus, Chancellor of Austria, 1966-70
1910 Lord Grey of Naunton, chancellor, Ulster University
1909 Germany chancellor Bernhard von Bulow resigns
1908 Earl of Halsbury, chancellor, Brunei University
1906 German chancellor Bernhard von Bulow disbands the Parliament
1904 Kurt G. Kiesinger, German chancellor, Wherever They May Be
1901 Sylvia Mary Paget Chancellor, philanthropist
1899 Georg Leo earl von Caprivi, German chancellor, dies at 67
1898 Otto von Bismarck, German "Iron" chancellor, dies at 83
1897 Ludwig Erhard, chancellor of Germany, CDU
1894 German emperor Wilhelm II fires chancellor Leo von Caprivi and premier Botho zu Eulenburg
1894 German emperor Wilhelm II fires Chancellor Leo von Caprivi and premier Botho zu Eulenburg
1892 Engelbert Dollfuss, Austrian Fascist chancellor killed by Nazis
1892 Arthur Seyss-Inquart, Austrian chancellor, 1930s, /war criminal
1891 Julius Raab, Austrian union chancellor, 1953-61
1890 Caprivi succeeds Bismarck on as chancellor of Germany
1890 German emperor Wilhelm II fires republic chancellor Otto Von Bismarck
1885 German chancellor Bismarck takes possession of Cameroon and Togoland
1882 Kurt von Schleiger, German chancellor, 12/2/32-1/28/33
1879 Franz JHMM von Papen, German diplomat/chancellor, 1932
1878 German republic chancellor Bismarck delegates end of "Socialism"
1878 Gustav Stresemann, German chancellor, 1923, Nobel 1926
1876 Wilhelm Cuno, German ship owner/republic chancellor, 1922-23
1876 Konrad Adenauer, Cologne Germany, chancellor of Germany, BRD, 1949
1870 Karl Renner, Austrian Chancellor/president, 1918-20, 45-50
1867 Max Prinz von Baden, German chancellor, Oct-Nov 1918
1862 Otto von Bismarck becomes German republic chancellor
1862 Karl Robert von Nesselrode, German chancellor, dies at 81
1857 John H Aberson, 1st chancellor, Dutch Agricultural University
1856 Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, German Chancellor/premier Prussia
1856 Russian Republic Chancellor Earl von Nesselrode resigns
1852 Konstantin Fehrenbach, German chancellor, 1920-21
1849 Furst Bernhard HM von Bulow, German chancellor/Prussian PM, 1900-09
1831 Georg Leo earl von Caprivi, German chancellor/premier of Prussia
1815 Otto Von Bismarck, Germany, chancellor, 1866-90
1751 Henri F D'Aguesseau, Chancellor of France (1717..50), dies at 82
1721 English Chancellor Exchequer John Aislabie confined in London Tower
1717 Henri d'Aguesseau's 1st appointment as chancellor of France
1677 Wenzel E Furst von Lobkowitz, Austria chancellor (16..-74), dies at 68
1674 Emperor Leopold I fires chancellor Furst Wenzel Lobkowitz
1668 Henri F d'Aguesseau, chancellor of France, 1717..50
1654 Axel Gustafson Oxenstierna, Swedish earl/chancellor/regent, dies at 71
1654 Francois van Kinschot, treasurer-gen/chancellor of Brabant, dies at 77
1619 Charles Le Brun, Paris, painter, designer, Chancellor Seguier
1618 Francis Bacon becomes English lord chancellor
1583 Axel Gustafson Oxenstierna, Swedish earl/chancellor/regent
1573 Michel de l'Hopital, chancellor of France (1560-68), dies at about 65
1570 Ivan Viskovati, chancellor of Russia, executed
1553 Bishop Stephen Gardiner appointed English Lord Chancellor
1540 English ex chancellor Thomas Cromwell sentenced as heretic
1532 Sir Thomas More resigns as English Lord Chancellor
1530 Lord Chancellor, (1514-29), dies at about 56
1529 Thomas More appointed English Lord Chancellor
1529 Cardinal Thomas Wolsey lays-off English Lord Chancellor
1517 Francisco Jimenez de Cisneros, cardinal/Chancellor of Castilia, dies
1515 Thomas Wolsey appointed English Lord Chancellor
1501 Jean Carondelet, lawyer/chancellor of Burgundy (1480-96), dies at 72
1494 Johan Friis, chancellor, Denmark, helped formed Lutheranism
1478 Thomas More, lawyer/lord chancellor of England/saint, Utopia
1459 Gianfrancesco Poggio Bracciolini, chancellor of Florence, dies
1414 Thomas Arundel, archbishop of Canterbury/chancellor of England, dies
1404 William of Wykeham, chancellor/Bishop of Winchester, dies
1380 John von Neumarkt, German bishop/Chancellor Karel IV, dies
1302 Pierre Flote, French 1st legist/chancellor of king Philip IV, dies
1124 Chancellor Haimeric selects pope (Lamberto becomes Honorius II)
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