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((Short description|Former Chancellor of the German Empire and Minister President of Prussia))
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((Infobox Chancellor
| image               = Georg Michaelis (cropped).jpg
| name                = Georg Michaelis
| order               = [[Chancellor of Germany]]
| term_start          = 14 July 1917
| term_end            = 1 November 1917
| monarch             = [[Wilhelm II, German Emperor|Wilhelm II]]
| deputy              = [[Karl Helfferich]]
| predecessor         = [[Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg]]
| successor           = [[Georg von Hertling]]
| order1              = [[Minister President of Prussia]]
| term_start1         = 14 July 1917
| term_end1           = 1 November 1917
| predecessor1        = [[Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg]]
| successor1          = [[Georg von Hertling]]
| birth_date          = ((birth date|1857|9|8|df=y))
| birth_place         = [[Chojnów|Haynau]], [[Province of Silesia]], [[Kingdom of Prussia]]
| death_date          = ((Death date and age|df=yes|1936|7|24|1857|9|8))
| death_place         = [[Bad Saarow]], [[Province of Brandenburg]], [[Nazi Germany]]
| party               = None as Chancellor, later the [[German National People's Party]]
| spouse              = Margarete Schmidt
| children            = Elisabeth <br>Charlotte <br>Emma <br>Georg Sylvester <br>Wilhelm <br>Eva <br>Martha
| signature           = Georg Michaelis Signature.png
| caption             = Michaelis in 1932
))

'''Georg Michaelis''' (8 September 1857 – 24 July 1936) was the [[chancellor of the German Empire]] for a few months in 1917. He was the first (and the only one of the [[German Empire]]) chancellor not of noble birth to hold the office. With an economic background in business, Michaelis' main achievement was to encourage the [[ruling class]]es to open peace talks with Russia. Contemplating that the end of the war was near, he encouraged infrastructure development to facilitate recovery at war's end through the media of ''[[Mitteleuropa]]''. A somewhat humourless character, known for process engineering, Michaelis was faced with insurmountable problems of logistics and supply in his brief period as chancellor.

==Biography==
((Moresources|section|date=January 2022))
===Early life===
Michaelis, born in [[Chojnów|Haynau]] in the [[Prussia]]n [[Province of Silesia]], grew up in [[Frankfurt (Oder)]]. He studied [[jurisprudence]] at the [[University of Breslau]], the [[University of Leipzig]] and the [[University of Würzburg]] from 1876 to 1884, becoming a [[Juris Doctor|Doctor of Laws]].

From 1885-89, he lived and worked in [[Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] as a law professor of the Law School of the [[Dokkyo University|Society for German Sciences]].((sfn|Chisholm|1922))

After his return to Germany, he became a member of the Prussian administration. In 1909 he was appointed as [[undersecretary of state]] to the Prussian Treasury in [[Berlin]]. From 1915 onward, he headed the Imperial Grain Office, which was responsible for the administration of Prussian corn and wheat during [[World War I]].((sfn|Chisholm|1922))

===Chancellor===
After the [[Reichstag (German Empire)|Reichstag]] and the High Command (OHL) forced the resignation of [[Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg]] on 10 or 13 July 1917,<ref>Strachan, Hew, "The First World War" (London 2003), p.263, 264, 266-67.</ref> Michaelis emerged as the surprise candidate for both chancellor of Germany and [[Prime Minister of Prussia|Minister President of Prussia]]. Army commander [[Paul von Hindenburg]] agreed because Michaelis was the army's man.((citation needed|date=October 2019))

He had visited the OHL on several occasions in his position as Undersecretary of State in the Prussian Ministry of Finance and Commissioner of Food Supplies, when his brusque manner had made a good impression on staff officers present.<ref>Michael Balfour, ''The Kaiser and His Times'' (1969), p. 380.</ref> “The truth was that anyone more radical than Bethmann would have been unacceptable to the High Command as Chancellor, while anyone more reactionary would have been unacceptable to the Reichstag; the only way out was to choose a nonentity.”<ref>Balfour, pp. 380-81.</ref>

Michaelis was described as "Germany's first bourgeois chancellor",<ref>Daniel Hord (ed.), ''The Private War of Seaman Stumpf'' (London 1969), p. 345</ref><ref>Strachan, p. 266.</ref> as he was the only non-titled person to serve as chief minister during the [[House of Hohenzollern|Hohenzollern monarchy]]'s 400-year rule over Prussia and Germany.
But the forces of the [[German General Staff]] remained in control behind the scenes.<ref>M. Kitchen, ''The Silent Dictatorship'', pp. 170-71.</ref>

On 19 July, the Reichstag passed Erzberger's [[Reichstag Peace Resolution|Peace Resolution]] for "a peace without annexations or indemnities", after the Chancellor's speech had "devalued" the resolution.<ref>Strachan, p. 263.</ref> The inability of the government to impose controls on rising prices, demands for wage increases, strikes, and mounting economic chaos, drove the "political fixers" towards a military takeover of the reins of power. The Kaiser wanted a chancellor who could manage the Reichstag, and the army wanted a chancellor who would bring about a "German Peace".((cn|date=January 2022)) 

On 25 July 1917, Michaelis told the crown prince that the devil was in the detail; ''"I have deprived it of its most dangerous features by my interpretation of it. One can make any peace one likes with this resolution"'', he reassured the heir to the throne. But it was a feint, and Michaelis’ role in the discreditable episode was designed to facilitate a permanent closure of the Reichstag.((cn|date=January 2022)) 

The army perceived the majority parties as posing a threat to stability in Germany in the wake of the Bolshevik Revolution had brought an end to the Russian war effort. But this had left him very "uncertain" as to the place of the Central Powers. Knowing Austro-Hungary was bankrupted by the fighting, he understood their demand to sue for peace; but the military was unwilling to relinquish any power to the civilian authorities. The OHL hoped to destabilize Ukraine and the Baltic States so as to bring Russia's ailing Tsarist regime to the negotiations, while guaranteeing Germanic frontiers, in more than Michaelis' ''status quo ante bellum''.((cn|date=January 2022)) 

But Michaelis was a pragmatist and a realist, whatever the Kaiser might have believed about military victory.((cn|date=January 2022))

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|[[Chancellor of Germany|Chancellor]]
|'''Georg Michaelis'''
|14 July 1917 – 24 October 1917
|[[Independent politician|None]]
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|6 August 1917 – 9 July 1918
|None
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|7 August 1917 – 13 February 1919
|None
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|[[Eduard von Capelle]]
|15 March 1916 – 5 October 1918
|None
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|5 August 1917 – 20 November 1917
|None
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|[[Adolf Tortilowicz von Batocki-Friebe]]
|26 May 1916 – 6 August 1917
|None
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|6 August 1917 – 9 November 1918
|None
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|[[Reinhold Kraetke]]
|6 May 1901 – 5 August 1917
|None
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|[[Otto Rüdlin]]
|6 August 1917 – 19 January 1919
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|22 May 1916 – 13 November 1918
|None
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|[[Wilhelm Solf]]
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The Chancellor chaired the Second Kreuznach Conference discussing the fate of Alsace-Lorraine on 14 August 1917.<ref>Volksmann, p. 204</ref><ref>Fischer, p. 408</ref>

The proposal included one for an integrated Federal State coupled to socio-economic changes connecting the Prussian-Hessian railways across Germany. Alsace's connectivity was an extension of a war aims policy via Aachen into the Belgian occupied zones and across neutral Netherlands, as had already been achieved in Luxembourg. Longwiy was the centre of German Steel Association's industry. Located on the border of Belgium and Lorraine, it was at the contractual nexus of the Low Countries adjacent to the Dutch treaty town of [[Maastricht]]. German industrialists, including Thyssen and Krupp, wanted a guaranteed supply of coal from France and return to an answer to the Belgian Question, which monopolised the thinkers on the Western Front.<ref>Fischer, pp. 401-21</ref>

On 29 August, it was in light of the Longwy-Briey Plan railway carriage meeting near [[Aachen]] that he was given "an impossible task" of perpetuating the war for "another ten years". But the economic plan ''Mitteleuropa'' depended on the Quadruple Alliance which was in trouble. The brains behind the second conference was the new Secretary of State, Max von Kuhlmann, with Czernin and Hohenlohe (Austria) chaired in chamber by Michaelis. But he underestimated Britain's economic determination to stay the course until the bitter end.<ref>Fischer, pp. 410-11</ref>

The unenviable task to spell out the myth of a German victory fell to Michaelis, still obliged to the Kaiser and OHL in a report to the Conference.<ref>''Fur Staat und Volk'' (Berlin 1922), p. 335</ref>

In the end the government won over the Reichstag with only one small party outstanding in its continual opposition to the plan. The Fatherland Party and the OHL, now under Ludendorff, demanded a rigorous pro-Kaiser pursuance of a Rumanian-Germany. [[Bessarabia]], a rich and fertile agricultural basin, was ripe for the Central Powers to pick. Michaelis was sceptical of OHL's avowal of the closest relationship with Austria when another conference was called for 7 October. Still dominated by the obsession with seaports for the Reich, Michaelis demanded access in [[Dalmatia]] from the Austrians, as well as those on the Belgian coast. Through the vehicle of ''Mitteleuropa'' he sought to enable the Austrian economy to withstand the peace conditions he knew would be imposed on the German customs union.<ref>Fischer, pp. 436-39</ref>

But the candidate chosen as the new Chancellor was the Army's and not that of the Reichstag. "We have lost a statesman and secured a functionary in his place", remarked [[Conrad Haußmann|Conrad Haussmann]], a member of the Reichstag from the [[Progressive People's Party (Germany)|Progressive People's Party]].<ref>Hanssen, "Diary of a Dying Empire", p. 231.</ref>

===Decline===
In August, the naval mutinies at Wilhelmshaven led to executions. Michaelis blamed the socialists in the Reichstag hoping to split the coalition. But the Reichstag demanded his resignation. On 24 October 1917 the National Liberals three socialist parties in the coalition made representations to the Kaiser.((Clarification needed|reason=Does not make grammatical sense as written|date=March 2023)) In his autobiography he laid the blame on his own refusal to bend to pressure for liberal electoral reforms. The deputies hoped to replace him with a [[Centre Party (Germany)|Centre Party]] aristocrat, [[Georg von Hertling]].((sfn|Chisholm|1922))

He remained in this position until 1 November 1917, when he was forced to resign after coming under fire for refusing to commit himself by endorsing a [[Reichstag Peace Resolution|resolution passed by the Reichstag favouring peace]] without annexation or indemnities. Michaelis attempted to retain his role as Prussian Minister President, but without success as Count Hertling was determined that the two posts could not be separated.<ref>Michaelis, pp. 365-68</ref> <ref>Fischer, pp. 439-40</ref>

===Late life and death===
From 1 April 1918 to 31 March 1919 he served as ''[[Oberpräsident]]'' of the Prussian province of [[Pomerania]].((sfn|Chisholm|1922)) After the end of World War I, he cooperated with the local [[German workers' and soldiers' councils 1918–1919|workers' and soldiers' council]]. Nevertheless, the socialist-dominated government of Prussia soon replaced him.

Michaelis worked in the fields of economic lobbying, in student organizations, in the [[synod]] of the [[Evangelical Church of the old-Prussian Union]] and became a member of the [[monarchist]]/[[national conservatism|national conservative]] [[German National People's Party]] (DNVP). In 1921, he published his memoirs, ''Für Staat und Volk. Eine Lebensgeschichte'' (For State and People. A Life Story).

Georg Michaelis died on 24 July 1936 in [[Bad Saarow-Pieskow]] ([[Brandenburg]]) at the age of 78.

==Works==
*((cite book |last1= Michaelis |first1=Georg |title=History of Economics |date=1890 |publisher=Hakubunkan |edition=Japanese |url=http://dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/799103 |doi=10.11501/799103  |isbn= |language=ja|via=National Diet Library))

==See also==
*[[Michaelis cabinet (Prussia)]]
*[[Vienna Conference (August 1, 1917)]]
*[[Vienna Conference (October 22, 1917)]]
*[[Vienna Conference (March 16, 1917)]]

==References==
((reflist))

=== Bibliography ===
* ((cite EB1922|wstitle=Michaelis, Georg))
* ((cite book |last=Becker |first=Bert |title=Georg Michaelis: Ein preußischer Jurist im Japan der Meiji-Zeit; Briefe, Tagebuchnotizen, Dokumente 1885–1889 |language=de |trans-title=Georg Michaelis: A Prussian Jurist in Meiji Japan; Letters, Diary Notes, Documents 1885–1889 |place=Munich |publisher=iudicum |year=2001 |isbn=978-3891296509))
* ((cite book | first=Magnus Freiherr | last=von Braun | title=Von Ostpreussen bis Texas |language=german | publisher=Holkamm | date=1955 | ref=pp.113-120 ))
* ((cite book |first=Fritz |last=Fischer |title=Germany's Aims in the First World War |url=https://archive.org/details/germanysaimsinfi0000fisc |url-access=registration |place=New York |publisher=W.W. Norton |year=1967 |isbn=9780393053470))
* ((cite book |first=Martin |last=Kitchen |title=The Silent Dictatorship: The Politics of the High Command under Hindenburg and Ludendorff 1916-1918 |place=London |publisher=Holmes & Meier Publishers |year=1976 |isbn=978-0841902770))
* ((cite book |first=Georg |last=Michaelis |title=Für Staat und Volk : Eine Lebensgeschichte |language=de |trans-title=For State and People : A Life Story |place=Tübigen |publisher=Furche-Verlag |year=1922))
* ((cite book |last=Regulski |first=Christoph |title=Die Reichskanzlerschaft von Georg Michaelis 1917: Deutschlands Entwicklung zur parlamentarisch-demokratischen Monarchie im Ersten Weltkrieg |language=de |trans-title=The Imperial Chancellorship of Georg Michaelis in 1917: Germany's Development Towards a Parliamentary Democratic Monarchy in the First World War |place=Marburg |publisher=Tectum-Verlag |year=2003))
* ((cite journal | first=John L. | last=Snell | title=Benedict XV, Wilson, Michaelis and German socialism | journal=Catholic Historical Review | date=July 1951 ))
* ((cite book |first=Hew |last=Strachan |title=First World War |place=London |publisher=Penguin Books |year=2003))

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