Hans Graf von Schwerin-Löwitz

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Tammo Count Hans Axel von Schwerin-Löwitz (1847-1918) was a German politician and officer.

Hans Graf von Schwerin-Löwitz until 1881 was an active officer (Rittmeister) and Flügeladjutant in Saxony. He then managed his own manor, was an Okrajnega Representative beginning in 1901, President of the Prussian country's economy College, and was a member of the German Agriculture Council in 1896 as Chairman of the Chamber of Agriculture for Bezirkseisenbahnrat and Pomerania.

From 1896, he was a representative of the constituency of Szczecin 1 in the Prussian House of Representatives, and from 1912 to 1918 he became the President resolution. Also during this time, he worked from March 1910 to February 1912 as Chairman of the German Reichstag. He had earlier served there as deputy starting in 1893.

Schwerin-Löwitz then became a member of the Bimetallisten Committee of the German Bundestag. During the First World War, he represented the Confederation of Farmers on the Board of Trustees of the imperial grain body ^[1].