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List of the Archbishops of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bamberg, Germany


Tenure Incumbent Notes
5 February 1818 to 29 January 1824 Joseph Graf von Stubenberg Bishop of Eichstätt; confirmed 6 Apr 1818; died in office
10 March 1824 to 17 January 1842 Joseph Maria Johann Nepomuk Freiherr von Fraunberg Bishop of Augsburg; confirmed 24 May 1824; died in office
24 February 1842 to 9 January 1858 Bonifaz Kaspar von Urban Auxiliary Bishop of München und Freising, Munich; confirmed 25 May 1842; installed 24 July 1842; died in office
17 June 1858 to 4 January 1875Events January 12 Kwang-su becomes emperor of China. February 27 Newton Booth, 11th Governor of California resigns, having been elected Senator. Lieutenant Governor of California Romualdo Pacheco becomes acting Governor. He is later replaced by elected go Michael von Deinlein Bishop of Augsburg; confirmed 17 September 1858; installed 10 November 1858; died in office
31 May 1875 to 23 May 1890 Friedrich von Schreiber Priest of Augsburg; confirmed 5 July 1875; ordained 5 September 1875; died in office
26 August 1890 to 25 January 1905 Joseph von Schork Priest of Würzburg; confirmed 6 May 1891; ordained 24 May 1891; died in office
30 January 1905 to 23 April 1912 Friedrich Philipp von Abert Priest of Würzburg; confirmed 27 March 1905; ordained 1 May 1905; died in office
4 May 1912 to 23 January 1943 Jacobus von Hauck Priest of Würzburg; confirmed 18 June 1912; died in office
24 January 1943 to 29 March 1955 Joseph Otto Kolb Auxiliary Bishop of Bamberg; installed 9 May 1943; died in office
16 May 1955 to 30 July 1976 Josef SchneiderPriest of Bamberg; ordained 13 July 1955; resigned
27 May 1977 to 31 March 1994 Elmar Maria Kredel Priest of Bamberg; ordained 2 July 1977; resigned
25 March 1995 to 2 July 2001 Karl Heinrich Braun Bishop of Eichstätt; installed 25 May 1995; resigned
28 June 2002 to present Ludwig Schick Auxiliary Bishop of Fulda



Roman Catholic Hierarchy in Germany
    ArchdiocesesDioceses
     Bamberg Eichstätt | Speyer | Würzburg
     Berlin Dresden-Meissen | Görlitz
     Freiburg im Breisgau Mainz | Rottenburg-Stuttgart
     Hamburg Hildesheim | Osnabrück
     Cologne Aachen | Essen | Limburg | Münster | Trier
     Munich & Freising Augsburg | Passau | Regensburg
     Paderborn Erfurt | Fulda | Magdeburg
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