Cabinet acorn I

Cabinet acorn I
15. Hessian state government
Prime Minister	Hans Eichel
choice	1991
Legislative period	13.
education	April 5, 1991
The End	April 5, 1995
Duration	4 years and 0 days
predecessor	Wallmann's cabinet
successor	Cabinet Eichel II
composition
Party (s)	SPD and Greens
minister	10
State Secretaries	13
representation
Parliament	56/110
Opposition leader	( CDU )

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The Eichel I cabinet formed the state government of Hesse from April 5, 1991 to April 5, 1995 .

The 1991 state election resulted in a narrow majority for a red-green government. The two parties had as many seats in the state parliament as were required for an absolute majority. However, that was enough to elect Hans Eichel as Prime Minister on April 5, 1991, who had his ministers sworn in on the same day.

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Eichel I cabinet - April 5, 1991 to April 5, 1995

Office	image	Surname	Political party		State Secretaries
Prime Minister		Hans Eichel		SPD	Hans Joachim Suchan (Head of the State Chancellery ) Erich Stather (until December 31, 1993) Klaus-Peter Schmidt-Deguelle (from February 1, 1994)
Deputy Prime Minister		Joschka Fischer (until October 5, 1994) Rupert von Plottnitz (from October 6, 1994)		Green	-
Home Affairs and European Affairs (until February 1, 1994) Home Affairs (from February 1, 1994)		Herbert Günther (until July 12, 1994) Gerhard Bökel (from July 12, 1994)		SPD	Christoph Kulenkampff (until August 31, 1993) Heinz Fromm (from September 1, 1993)
Finances		Annette Fugmann-Heesing (until January 26, 1994) Ernst Welteke (from January 26, 1994)		SPD	Otto-Erich Geske (until January 18, 1994) Harald Noack (from January 26, 1994)
Judiciary		Christine Hohmann-Dennhardt		SPD	Dieter Schmidt
Women, work and social order		Heide Pfarr (until June 15, 1993) Ilse Stiewitt (from June 15, 1993)		SPD	Dietmar Glaßer
Youth, Family and Health		Iris Blaul		Green	Brigitte Sellach (until September 11, 1992) Alexander Müller (from September 12, 1992)
Cult		Hartmut Holzapfel		SPD	Christiane Schmerbach
Science and art		Evelies Mayer		SPD	Bernd Kummer
Environment, energy and federal affairs		Joschka Fischer (until October 6, 1994) Rupert von Plottnitz (from October 6, 1994)		Green	Rainer Baake Ulrike Riedel (until October 10, 1994) Priska Hinz (from October 11, 1994)
Regional development, housing, agriculture, forest and nature conservation		Jörg Jordan		SPD	Rolf Praml
Economy, Transport and Technology (until February 1, 1994) Economy, Transport, Technology and European Affairs (from February 1, 1994)		Ernst Welteke (until January 26, 1994) Lothar Klemm (from January 26, 1994)		SPD	Jürgen Wefelmeier (until January 25, 1994) Matthias Kurth (from January 27, 1994)