German sports conference
The German sports conference was between 24 June 1970 and 18 April 1985, the equal representation of the coordinating body between the government responsible for sport bodies (federal, provincial and municipal) and the Sport Self-Government ( German Sports Federation , National Sports frets). The conference consisted of 32 members. The chairmanship changed between the President of the DSB (initially Wilhelm Kregel ) and the Federal Interior Minister responsible for sport (initially Hans-Dietrich Genscher ). Since it was mainly party politicians on both sides who set the tone and made proposals that could hardly be financed by consensus, the Conference of Sports Ministers was subsequently founded on the state side in 1977, analogous to the Conference of Ministers of Education (without permanent representatives from the sports organizations).
In 1970 the German Sports Conference consisted of the following members:
- DSB Presidium: Willy Bokler (Wiesbaden), Dieter Buchholz (Hamburg), Hubert Claessen (Bonn), Jürgen Dieckert (Oldenburg), Hans Gmelin (Tübingen), Karl Hemberger (Aschaffenburg), Claus Heß (Würzburg), Inge Heuser (Wuppertal ), Wilhelm Kregel (Celle), August Zeuner (Oberwesel)
- Professional associations: Hermann Krag (Munich), Adolf Kulzinger (Hamburg), Dieter Mauritz (Wuppertal), Hermann Neuberger (Saarbrücken), Kurt Scherzer (Fürth), Bernhard Thiele (Bremen), Elmar Waterloh (Bonn)
- State sports associations: Fritz Bauer (Hamburg), Karl Bommes (Kiel), Willi Fritz (Munich), Hans-Helmut Kämmerer (Groß Auheim), Albert Lepa (Hanover), Gerhard Schlegel (Berlin), Willi Weyer (Hagen)
- Olympic area (NOK, DOG, organizing committee for Munich): Max Danz (Kassel), Fritz Dietz (Frankfurt am Main), Adolf Heine (Isny), Walter Wülfing (Hanover)
- Active: Hans-Jürgen Bode (Hamburg), Almut Brömmel (Munich), Erhard Keller (Inzell)
- Sports aid: Josef Neckermann (Frankfurt am Main)
Individual evidence
- ^ Arnd Krüger : Sport and Politics. From gymnastics father Jahn to state amateur. Torch bearer, Hanover 1975 ISBN 3-7716-2087-2 .
- ↑ http://dipbt.bundestag.de/dip21/btd/10/062/1006241.pdf
- ↑ DTS magazine , 1970/19 edition Süd-West, page 4