Ulrich de Maizière

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Ulrich de Maizière (February 24, 1912 – August 26, 2006) was a German military person. He served as Inspector General of the Bundeswehr from 1966 to 1972. His brother Clement de Maizière, named after his father, was one of the leading members of the Christian Democratic Union of East Germany, while his son Thomas de Maizière currently serves as Chief of the Chancellor's Office and Federal Minister of Special Affairs in the cabinet of Angela Merkel.


Inspector Generals of the Bundeswehr of Arms of the Inspector General of the Bundeswehr
Adolf Heusinger | Friedrich Foertsch | Heinz Trettner | Ulrich de Maizière | Armin Zimmermann | Harald Wust | Jürgen Brandt | Wolfgang Altenburg | Dieter Wellershoff | Klaus Naumann | Hartmut Bagger | Hans-Peter von Kirchbach | Harald Kujat | Wolfgang Schneiderhan
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