Bartram cabinet
Bartram cabinet | |
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State government of Schleswig-Holstein | |
Prime Minister | Walter Bartram |
choice | 1950 |
Legislative period | 2. |
education | 5th September 1950 |
The End | June 25, 1951 |
Duration | 0 years and 293 days |
predecessor | Cabinet Diekmann |
successor | Cabinet Lübke I |
composition | |
Party (s) | BHE, CDU, DP and FDP |
minister | 7th |
representation | |
Schleswig-Holstein State Parliament | 46/69 |
Opposition leader | Andreas Gayk ( SPD ), until October 9, 1950; Bruno Diekmann (SPD), from October 9, 1950 |
The Bartram cabinet formed the state government of Schleswig-Holstein from September 5, 1950 to June 25, 1951 .
Office | Surname | Political party | |
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Prime Minister |
Walter Bartram (1893–1971) |
CDU | |
Deputy Prime Minister |
Waldemar Kraft (1898–1977) |
BHE | |
Interior |
Paul Pagel (1894–1955) |
CDU | |
Finances | Waldemar Kraft | BHE | |
Food, Agriculture and Forestry |
Otto Wittenburg (1891–1976) |
DP | |
Economy, construction and transport |
Hermann Andersen (1901–1989) |
FDP | |
Popular education | Paul Pagel | CDU | |
Social, labor and refugee issues |
Hans-Adolf Asbach (1904–1976) |
BHE |
The first freely elected CDU state government in Schleswig-Holstein had only one minister, Paul Pagel , who had not previously been a member of the NSDAP .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Uwe Barschel : The position of the Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein with special consideration of the doctrine of the separation of powers, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, 1971, p. 165 [1]
- ^ "Flensburg was a retreat for Nazi leaders" , interview with historian Stephan Linck, Junge Welt , May 17, 2005