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Eugen Schiffer (February 14, 1860 – September 5, 1954), was the German Minister of Finances in 1919. From 1919 to 1920 and again in 1921 he served as Minister of Justice.

He was born in Breslau. He worked out an involved plan to pay Germany's internal war debt and to restore the value of the Deutsche Mark. In 1924 he retired from active politics. He died in Berlin.

Finance Ministers of Germany
German Empire
(1871-1918) German Empire

Adolf Heinrich Wilhelm Scholz · Franz Emil Emanuel von Burchard · Karl Rudolf Jacobi · Baron Helmuth von Maltzahn · Count Arthur Adolf von Posadowsky-Wehner  · Max Franz Guido von Thielmann  · Baron Hermann von Stengel · Reinhold Sydow  · Adolf Wermuth  · Hermann Kühn  · Karl Helfferich · Count Siegfried von Roedern
Weimar Republic
(1918-1933) Germany

Eugen Schiffer  · Bernhard Dernburg  · Matthias Erzberger · Joseph Wirth · Andreas Hermes · Rudolf Hilferding · Hans Luther  · Otto von Schlieben · Hans Luther · Peter Reinhold · Heinrich Köhler · Rudolf Hilferding · Paul Moldenhauer · Heinrich Brüning · Hermann R. Dietrich
Third Reich
(1933-1945) Nazi Germany
East Germany
(1949-1990) East Germany

Hans Loch · Willy Rumpf · Siegfried Böhm · Werner Schmieder · Ernst Höfner · Uta Nickel · Walter Romberg  · Werner Skowron
Federal Republic of Germany
(1949-) Germany







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