10 Facts About Albert Neuhaus

Albert Neuhaus was a German politician and civil servant of the DNVP.

Albert Neuhaus then went into being a civil servant for the Prussian state government, and be 1909 became a Government Councillor.

Albert Neuhaus reached his most senior civil servant position as a Ministerial Director and Real Senior Privy Councillor in 1918.

Albert Neuhaus left the government in 1920 he work in the private sector, which he would do until he was appointed minister.

Albert Neuhaus eventually resigned in October 1925, as did two other members of the DNVP in Luther's cabinet.

Albert Neuhaus was born on 9 July 1873 in Glasgow, Scotland, into a family who were Rhenish manufacturers.

Albert Neuhaus's father had been residing in Scotland to set up a business.

Albert Neuhaus then studied at Heidelberg University and later the University of Bonn, and joined the Corps Suevia Heidelberg, a student fraternity, in 1893.

Albert Neuhaus was appointed Reich Minister of Economics on 15 January 1925 in the Hans Luther.

Albert Neuhaus criticized the German private industry for spending foreign capital from the United States on advertising and other social activities instead of using it to increase production, and he urged for more agricultural production to lessen purchases of food from abroad.