List of Governors of Bukovina

This is the list of Presidents of Bukovina, the District-Governors (until 1849) and the administrators (until 1861).

Coat of arms of the Duchy of Bukovina

The years 1849 - 1854 were, according to the declaration of independence of Bukovina, a transitional period, during which the former district office gradually passed over into an independent state government. It was not until the 29th May 1854, one can speak of such.[1]

Seat of the government of Bucovina 1873–1905

Seat of the government of Bucovina after 1905

• Gabriel Baron Splény von Miháldy, General (1774–April 6, 1778)
• Karl Freiherr von Enzenberg, General (April 1778–October 31, 1786)
• Joseph von Beck (1786–1792)
• Basil Freiherr von Balsch (1792–1803)
• NN von Schreiber (1803–1805)
• NN von Mitscha (1805–1807)
• Johann von Platzer (1807–1817)
• Joseph Freiherr von Stutterheim (1817–1823)
• Johann von Melczechen (1823–1833)
• Frantz Kratter (1833–1838)
• Kasimir von Milbacher (1838–1840)
• Gheorghe Isăcescu (1840–1849)
• Eduard Ritter von Bach (February 1849–July 1849)
• Anton Freiherr Henniger von Seeberg (July 1849–March 1, 1853)
• Franz Freiherr von Schmück (From March 6, 1853 provisionally President; May 29, 1854–November 27, 1857 first independent President)
• Karl Graf von Rothkirch-Panthen (February 18, 1857–May 1860)
• Jakob Ritter von Mikuli – Chef of the provisionally Government of Bukowina (September 1, 1860–March 1, 1861)
• Wenzel Ritter von Martina – erster Landespräsident des Herzogtums Bukowina (March 26, 1861–May 2, 1862)
• Rudolph Graf von Amadei (May 31, 1862–October 30, 1865)
• Franz Ritter Myrbach von Rheinfeld (October 30, 1865–October 4, 1870)
• Felix Freiherr Pino von Friedenthal (October 4, 1870–July 8, 1874)
• Hieronymus Freiherr von Alesani (August 18, 1874–February 8, 1887)
• Felix Freiherr Pino von Friedenthal (February 1887–August 1, 1890)
• Anton Graf Pace von Friedensberg (first from January 9, 1891 Head of Government, August 1, 1891–May 17, 1892)
• Franz Freiherr von Krauß (May 22, 1892–June 13, 1894)
• Leopold Graf von Goëss (November 15, 1894–December 16, 1897)
• Friedrich Freiherr Bourguignon von Baumberg (December 16, 1897–February 27, 1903)
• Prinz Konrad zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (February 28 1903–October 1, 1904)
• Oktavian Freiherr Regner von Bleyleben (October 1, 1904–December 15, 1911)
• Rudolf Graf von Meran (January 1, 1912–December 31 1916)
• Josef Graf von Ezdorf (May 1, 1917–November 5, 1918)[2][3]

The last President of the Duchy, Joseph Graf von Etzdorf, could practically not perform his duties due to the war. He also had to change constantly his official residence: Vatra Dornei, then Cluj, Prague, Stanislau and at last Cernăuți.[1]