Cabinet Brandt II

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Cabinet Brandt II
10. Cabinet of the Federal Republic of Germany
Willy Brandt
Chancellor Willy Brandt
choice 1972
Legislative period 7th
Appointed by Federal President Gustav Heinemann
education December 15, 1972
The End May 6, 1974
Duration 1 year and 142 days
predecessor Brandt I cabinet
successor Cabinet Schmidt I
composition
Party (s) SPD, FDP
representation
German Bundestag
284/518
Opposition leader Rainer Barzel ; Karl Carstens ( CDU )
Brandt II Cabinet - December 15, 1972 to May 6, 1974 ( charged with running the business until May
17, 1974 )
Office photo Surname Political party Parliamentary State Secretary
or Minister of State 		Political party
Chancellor
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F057884-0009, Willy Brandt.jpg
 Willy Brandt
(1913–1992)
until May 7, 1974 		SPD Karl Ravens
(1927-2017) 		SPD
Federal Archives Picture 146-1989-047-20, Walter Scheel.jpg
 Walter Scheel
(1919–2016)
in
charge of running the business from May 7, 1974 		FDP - -
Deputy Federal Chancellor - -
Foreign Karl Moersch
(1926–2017)
Hans Apel
(1932–2011) 		FDP
SPD
Interior
Federal Archives FDP Federal Party Congress, Genscher.jpg
 Hans-Dietrich Genscher
(1927-2016) 		FDP Gerhart Rudolf Baum
(* 1932)
Kurt Jung
(1925–1989) 		FDP
Judiciary
Gerhard Jahn.PNG
 Gerhard Jahn
(1927–1998) 		SPD Alfons Bayerl
(1923-2009) 		SPD
Finances
Helmut Schmidt (07/13/1977) .jpg
 Helmut Schmidt
(1918–2015) 		SPD Hans Hermsdorf
(1914–2001) until April 1, 1974 Karl Haehser (1928–2012) from April 1, 1974 Konrad Porzner (* 1935)



SPD
economy
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F046797-0028, Mainz, FDP federal party conference, Friderichs.jpg
 Hans Friderichs
(* 1931) 		FDP Martin Grüner
(1929-2018) 		FDP
Food, Agriculture and Forestry
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F053620-0004, Josef Ertl.jpg
 Josef Ertl
(1925-2000) 		FDP Fritz Logemann
(1907-1993) 		FDP
Work and social order
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F048647-0044, Dortmund, SPD party conference, Walter Arendt.jpg
 Walter Arendt
(1925-2005) 		SPD Helmut Rohde
(1925-2016)		 SPD
defense
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F039419-0005, Hanover, SPD federal party conference, Leber.jpg
 Georg Leber
(1920–2012) 		SPD Karl Wilhelm Berkhan
(1915–1994) 		SPD
Youth, Family and Health
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F045084-0002, Katharina Focke.jpg
 Katharina Focke
(1922-2016) 		SPD Heinz Westphal
(1924–1998) 		SPD
traffic
De Duitse minister van verkeer Lauritzen spreekt tijdens de opening, inventory number 926-8231.jpg
 Lauritz Lauritzen
(1910–1980) 		SPD Ernst Haar
(1925-2004) 		SPD
Spatial planning, construction and urban planning
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F039421-0018, Hanover, SPD federal party conference, Vogel.jpg
 Hans-Jochen Vogel
(1926-2020) 		SPD Dieter Haack
(* 1934) 		SPD
Relations within Germany
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F048636-0022, Dortmund, SPD party conference, Egon Franke.jpg
 Egon Franke
(1913–1995) 		SPD Karl Herold
(1921–1977) 		SPD
Research and Technology and Postal and Telecommunications
Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F041575-0018, Horst Ehmke at press conference.jpg
 Horst Ehmke
(1927-2017) 		SPD Volker Hauff
(* 1940) 		SPD
education and Science
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F055059-0017, Cologne, SPD party conference, Dohnanyi.jpg
 Klaus von Dohnanyi
(* 1928) 		SPD Fred Zander
(1935-2012) 		SPD
Economic Cooperation
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F039410-0008, Hanover, SPD federal party conference, Eppler.jpg
 Erhard Eppler
(1926–2019) 		SPD Hans Matthöfer
(1925-2009) 		SPD
Special tasks
for the Federal Chancellor
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F055062-0011A, Cologne, SPD party conference, Bahr.jpg
 Egon Bahr
(1922-2015) 		SPD - -
Special tasks
for the Deputy Federal Chancellor
Federal Archives B 145 Bild-F042278-0004, Prof. Dr. Werner Maihofer.jpg
 Werner Maihofer
(1918–2009) 		FDP - -

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Since Willy Brandt had asked the Federal President, Gustav Heinemann , not to be entrusted with the continuation of business in accordance with Article 69 of the Basic Law, the previous Vice Chancellor, Walter Scheel , acted as Federal Chancellor at the request of the Federal President until Helmut Schmidt was elected.

See also