List of officials of the Helvetic Republic
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This is a list of officials during the Helvetic Republic. During its short existence (1798–1803), the institutions of the Helvetic Republic changed frequently.
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Executive[]
Directory (directoire) (1798 – 7 January 1800)[]
Members of the Directory[]
date | Directors | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
17./18.04.1798 | Lukas Legrand | ||||
29.06.1798 | Frédéric-César de La Harpe | ||||
30.06.1798 | Peter Ochs | ||||
29.01.1799 | |||||
09.05.1799 | |||||
23.06.1799 | |||||
26.06.1799 | |||||
07.01.1800 |
Presidents of the Directory[]
From | To | Person |
---|---|---|
22 April 1798 | 31 May 1798 | Johann Lukas Legrand |
1 June 1798 | 1 July 1798 | |
2 July 1798 | 31 July 1798 | |
1 August 1798 | 31 August 1798 | Frédéric-César de la Harpe |
1 September 1798 | 30 September 1798 | Peter Ochs |
1 Oktober 1798 | 21 November 1798 | Frédéric-César de la Harpe |
22 November 1798 | 12 January 1799 | |
13 January 1799 | 5 March 1799 | |
6 March 1799 | 26 April 1799 | |
27 April 1799 | 23 June 1799 | Peter Ochs |
24 January 1799 | 4 September 1799 | Frédéric-César de la Harpe |
5 September 1799 | 17 November 1799 | |
18 November 1799 | 7 January 1800 |
Landammann of the Helvetic Republic, 21 November 1801[]
- Alois von Reding, First Landammann
- , Second Landammann
Ministers of the First Helvetic Republic[]
- , Exterior
- , Finance and Economy
- , Interior
- Philipp Albert Stapfer, Arts and Science, later ambassador in Paris
- Hans Caspar Hirzel, Justice and Police
- , War
Legislature[]
Senate[]
Senators as of .. (names normalized where possible)[1]
Canton | Senator | Place |
---|---|---|
Aargau | Moerikon | |
Aargau | , père | Aarau |
Aargau | Niederlenz | |
Aargau | ||
Basel | Peter Ochs | Basel |
Basel | Basel | |
Basel | Basel | |
Basel | Liesthal | |
Bern | Bern | |
Bern | Langnau | |
Bern | ||
Bern | Langenthal | |
Fribourg | Romont | |
Fribourg | Avenches | |
Fribourg | Praroman | |
Fribourg | Estavayer-le-Lac | |
Léman | Morges | |
Léman | Louis Frossard | Moudon |
Léman | Nyon | |
Léman | Corseaux | |
Lucerne | Sempach | |
Lucerne | Lucerne | |
Lucerne | ||
Lucerne | Merenschwand | |
Oberland | Boltigen | |
Oberland | Oberhasli | |
Oberland | Jean Schneider | Frutigen |
Oberland | Erlenbach | |
Schaffhausen | Schaffhausen | |
Schaffhausen | Bernard Müller | Thayngen |
Schaffhausen | Schleitheim | |
Schaffhausen | Schaffhausen | |
Solothurn | Solothurn | |
Solothurn | Jean Brunner | Balsthal |
Solothurn | Solothurn | |
Solothurn | Solothurn | |
Zürich | Stäfa | |
Zürich | Zürich | |
Zürich | Horgen | |
Zürich | Zürich |
References[]
- ^ Tableau des Députés pour les deux Conseils Législatifs de la République Helvétique
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