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Friedrich Römer

1794–1864 · 19th century

Friedrich Römer was a liberal politician in the Kingdom of Württemberg and a leader of the opposition in the diet before 1848. In March 1848 King William I appointed him head of a liberal March ministry, and he also sat in the Frankfurt National Assembly; as minister of justice in June 1849 he had its rump, which had moved to Stuttgart, dispersed. He was dismissed later that year.

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