Rudolf Heinze

Karl Rudolf Heinze (born July 22, 1865 in Oldenburg; died May 26, 1928 in Dresden) was a German jurist and politician. He was Vice-Chancellor of Germany and Minister of Justice from 1922 to 1923 under Wilhelm Cuno.

Political offices
Preceded by Heinrich Gustav Beck	Minister-President of Saxony 1918	Succeeded by Richard Lipinski
Preceded by Erich Zeigner	Minister-President of Saxony 1923	Succeeded by Alfred Karl Fellisch
Preceded by Erich Koch-Weser	Vice-Chancellor of Germany 1921–1922	Succeeded by Gustav Bauer
Preceded by Gustav Radbruch	Justice Minister of Germany 1922–1923	Succeeded by Gustav Radbruch

v • d • e The Fehrenbach Cabinet – 25 June 1920 to 4 May 1921

Konstantin Fehrenbach (Chancellor, Z) \| Rudolf Heinze (DVP) \| Walter Simons (independent) \| Erich Koch-Weser (DDP) \| Joseph Wirth (Z) \| Ernst Scholz (DVP) \| Andreas Hermes (Z) \| Heinrich Brauns (Z) \| Otto Gessler (DDP) \| Wilhelm Groener (independent) \| Johannes Giesberts (Z) \| Hans von Raumer (DVP)

v • d • e Ministers-President of Saxony

Kingdom of Saxony (1806-1918)	office established 1831 · Bernhard von Lindenau · Julius Traugott von Könneritz · Karl Braun · Gustav Friedrich Held · Ferdinand Zschinsky · Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust · Freiherr von Falkenstein · Freiherr von Friesen · Graf von Fabrice · Karl von Gerber · Julius Hans von Tümmel · Heinrich Rudolf Schurig · Karl von Metzsch-Reichenbach · Konrad Wilhelm Rüger · Victor Alexander von Otto · Freiherr von Hausen · Heinrich Gustav Beck · Rudolf Heinze

Revolutionary period (1918-1919)	Richard Lipinski · Georg Gradnauer

Weimar period (1919-1933)	Georg Gradnauer · Wilhelm Buck · Erich Zeigner · Rudolf Heinze · Alfred Karl Fellisch · Max Heldt · Wilhelm Bünger · Walther Schieck

Nazi period (1933-1945)	Freiherr von Killinger · Martin Mutschmann

Soviet administration / DDR (1945-1990)	Rudolf Friedrichs · Max Seydewitz · state abolished 1952-1990

Federal Republic of Germany (since 1990)	Kurt Biedenkopf · Georg Milbradt · Stanislaw Tillich