page_title: Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
section_title: Head of State
hierarchical_section_title: Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic / Leaders / Head of State
caption_attribution_description: Kuybyshev and Saratov Oblasts, Mordovian ASSR and Volga German ASSR (khaki, violet, sea green and yellow, respectively). Scale 1:6,000,000 (year 1940)
context_page_description: The Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was an autonomous republic established in Soviet Russia. Its capital was the Volga River port of Engels.
context_section_description: Central Executive Committee Chairmen (see Ispolkom)
  1918-1919 Ernst Reuter (1889–1953) (German statesman, diplomat, Mayor of Berlin)
  1919-1920 Adam Reichert (1869–1936) (teacher, journalist, kolkhoznik)
  1920 Alexander Dotz (1890-1965+) (World War I participant, Russian statesman)
  1920-1921 Vasiliy Pakun (Russian statesman)
  1921-1922 Alexander Moor (1889–1938) (World War I and Russian Civil War participant, Russian general, Russian statesman, Turkmenistani statesman, Uzbekistani statesman, shot in Tashkent)
  1922-1924 Wilhelm Kurz (1892–1938) (Russian statesman, shot)
  1924-1930 Johannes Schwab (1888–1938) (Russian statesman, shot)
  1930-1934 Andrew Gleim (1892–1954) (Russian statesman)
  1934-1935 Heinrich Fuchs (?-1938) (Russian statesman, shot)
  1935-1936 Adam Welsch (1893–1937) (World War I participant, chekist, regional party leader, Russian statesman, shot)
  1936-1937 Heinrich Lüft (1899–1937) (Russian statesman, shot)
  1937-1938 David Rosenberger (?-?) (Russian statesman)
  Supreme Council Chairman
  1938-1941 Konrad Hoffmann (1894-?) (World War I participant, railways worker, Russian statesman)
caption: Russian map depicting the location of the Volga German republic in the Soviet Union (yellow, bottom of the map).
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