List of German government members since 1949

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This list contains all former and incumbent members of the Federal Government of the Federal Republic of Germany , i.e. all Federal Chancellors and Federal Ministers . The cases in which federal ministers have been commissioned to temporarily carry out the official business of another federal minister who has resigned from the federal government until his successor is appointed are not listed (“entrusted with the conduct of business”, abbreviated m. D. W. d. G. b. ).


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  • Sigmar Gabriel (* 1959), SPD
    • 2005–2009 Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
    • 2013–2017 Economy and Energy
    • 2013–2018 Deputy Federal Chancellor
    • 2017–2018 Foreign Affairs
  • Heiner Geißler (1930-2017), CDU
    • 1982–1985 youth, family and health
  • Hans-Dietrich Genscher (1927-2016), FDP
    • 1969–1974 Interior
    • 1974–1982, 1982–1992 Deputy Federal Chancellor
    • 1974–1982, 1982–1992 Foreign Affairs
  • Franziska Giffey (* 1978), SPD
    • since 2018 family, seniors, women and youth
  • Michael Glos (* 1944), CSU
    • 2005–2009 economy and technology
  • Johann Baptist Gradl (1904–1988), CDU
    • 1965–1966 displaced persons, refugees and war victims
    • 1966 All-German questions
  • Hermann Gröhe (* 1961), CDU
    • 2013-2018 health
  • Kurt Gscheidle (1924-2003), SPD
    • 1974–1980 Transport and Post and Telecommunications
    • 1980–1982 Post and Telecommunications
  • Karl Theodor von und zu Guttenberg (* 1971), CSU
    • 2009 business and technology
    • 2009-2011 Defense

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  • Karl-Hans Laermann (* 1929), FDP
    • 1994 Education and Science
  • Oskar Lafontaine (* 1943), SPD
    • 1998–1999 finance
  • Manfred Lahnstein (* 1937), SPD
    • 1982 finance
    • 1982 economy
  • Christine Lambrecht (* 1965), SPD
    • since 2019 justice and consumer protection
  • Otto Graf Lambsdorff (1926–2009), FDP
    • 1977–1982, 1982–1984 economics
  • Lauritz Lauritzen (1910–1980), SPD
    • 1966–1969 housing and urban planning
    • 1969–1972 urban development and housing
    • 1972 Transport and Post and Telecommunications
    • 1972–1974 traffic
  • Georg Leber (1920–2012), SPD
    • 1966–1969 traffic
    • 1969–1972 Transport and Post and Telecommunications
    • 1972–1978 defense
  • Robert Lehr (1883-1956), CDU
    • 1950–1953 interior
  • Ursula Lehr (* 1930), CDU
    • 1988–1991 Youth, Family, Women and Health
  • Ernst Lemmer (1898–1970), CDU
    • 1956–1957 Post and Telecommunications
    • 1957–1962 All-German questions
    • 1964–1965 displaced persons, refugees and war victims
  • Hans Lenz (1907–1968), FDP
    • 1961–1962 Federal Treasury
    • 1962–1965 Scientific research
  • Hans Leussink (1912-2008), non-party
    • 1969–1972 Education and Science
  • Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger (* 1951), FDP
    • 1992–1996 Justice
    • 2009–2013 Justice
  • Ursula von der Leyen (* 1958), CDU
    • 2005–2009 family, senior citizens, women and youth
    • 2009–2013 work and social affairs
    • 2013-2019 defense
  • Hermann Lindrath (1896–1960), CDU
    • 1957–1960 Economic property of the federal government
  • Heinrich Lübke (1894–1972), CDU
    • 1953–1959 Food, Agriculture and Forestry
  • Paul Lücke (1914–1976), CDU
    • 1957–1961 residential construction
    • 1961–1965 housing, urban development and regional planning
    • 1965–1968 Interior
  • Hans Lukaschek (1885-1960), CDU
    • 1949–1950 affairs of the displaced
    • 1950–1953 displaced persons

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  • Heiko Maas (* 1966), SPD
    • 2013–2018 Justice and Consumer Protection
    • Foreign affairs since 2018
  • Werner Maihofer (1918–2009), FDP
    • 1972–1974 special tasks
    • 1974–1978 Interior
  • Lothar de Maizière (* 1940), CDU
    • 1990 special tasks
  • Thomas de Maizière (* 1954), CDU
    • 2005–2009 special tasks
    • 2009–2011 Interior
    • 2011-2013 defense
    • 2013-2018 Interior
  • Hans Matthöfer (1925–2009), SPD
    • 1974–1978 research and technology
    • 1978–1982 finance
    • 1982 Post and Telecommunications
  • Erich Mende (1916–1998), FDP
    • 1963–1966 Deputy Federal Chancellor
    • 1963–1966 All-German questions
  • Hans-Joachim von Merkatz (1905–1982), DP
    • 1955–1962 Federal Council affairs
    • 1956–1957 Justice
    • 1960–1961 displaced persons, refugees and war victims
  • Angela Merkel (* 1954), CDU
    • 1991–1994 women and youth
    • 1994–1998 Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
    • Chancellor since 2005
  • Wolfgang Mischnick (1921–2002), FDP
    • 1961–1963 displaced persons, refugees and war victims
  • Jürgen Möllemann (1945–2003), FDP
    • 1987–1991 Education and Science
    • 1991–1993 economy
    • 1992–1993 Deputy Federal Chancellor
  • Alex Möller (1903–1985), SPD
    • 1969–1971 finance
  • Gerd Müller (* 1955), CSU
    • since 2013 economic cooperation and development
  • Werner Müller (1946–2019), non-party
    • 1998–2002 economy
  • Franz Müntefering (* 1940), SPD
    • 1998–1999 transport, construction and housing
    • 2005–2007 Deputy Federal Chancellor
    • 2005–2007 work and social affairs

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  • Andrea Nahles (* 1970), SPD
    • 2013–2017 work and social affairs
  • Fritz Neumayer (1884–1973), FDP , from 1956: FVP
    • 1952–1953 residential construction
    • 1953–1956 Justice
  • Dirk Niebel (* 1963), FDP
    • 2009–2013 Economic Cooperation and Development
  • Alois Niederalt (1911-2004), CSU
    • 1962–1966 affairs of the Federal Council and the federal states
  • Wilhelm Niklas (1887–1957), CSU
    • 1949–1953 Food, Agriculture and Forestry
  • Claudia Nolte (* 1966), CDU
    • 1994–1998 family, senior citizens, women and youth

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  • Hans-Jochen Vogel (1926-2020), SPD
    • 1972–1974 Regional planning, construction and urban development
    • 1974–1981 Justice

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