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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one of the ten Federal Ministries which comprise the [[Imperial Chancellery]]. The ministry plays a significant role in both the empire's diplomatic efforts and its broader political and military objectives. It is responsible for managing Germany's foreign relations and negotiating alliances. | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one of the ten Federal Ministries which comprise the [[Imperial Chancellery]]. The ministry plays a significant role in both the empire's diplomatic efforts and its broader political and military objectives. It is responsible for managing Germany's foreign relations and negotiating alliances. | ||
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==Offices within the Ministry== | ==Offices within the Ministry== | ||
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs currently runs 3 offices that have different duties and areas of coverage: | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs currently runs 3 offices that have different duties and areas of coverage: | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 4 September 2024
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one of the ten Federal Ministries which comprise the Imperial Chancellery. The ministry plays a significant role in both the empire's diplomatic efforts and its broader political and military objectives. It is responsible for managing Germany's foreign relations and negotiating alliances.
Offices within the Ministry
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs currently runs 3 offices that have different duties and areas of coverage:
- The Office of the Overseer of the West
- The Office of the Overseer of the South
- The Office of the Overseer of the East
The Capitulation of the Austria State
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, along with the ministry, played a crucial role in negotiating the capitulation of the Austrian State. Following these negotiations, The Law for the Capitulation of the Austrian State was passed in cabinet, leading to the establishment of the Archduchy of Austria and the formation of a new civil government for the Austrian Duchy.
