Cabinet Geiler

Cabinet Geiler
1. Hessian state government
Prime Minister	Karl Geiler
choice	1946
Legislative period	1.
education	October 12, 1945
The End	January 7, 1947
Duration	1 year and 87 days
predecessor	Cabinet Sprenger
successor	Cabinet floor
composition
Party (s)	SPD, CDU, KPD, non-party
minister	9
State Secretaries	9
representation
Parliament	90/90

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The Geiler cabinet formed the state government of Hesse from October 12, 1945 to January 7, 1947 (at that time still under the provisional name Greater Hesse ). It was used by the American occupation forces.

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Geiler's cabinet - October 12, 1945 to January 7, 1947

Office	image	Surname	Political party		State Secretaries
Prime Minister		Karl Geiler		independent	Hugo Swart (until July 3, 1946, Head of the State Chancellery ) Hermann Brill (from July 4, 1946, Head of the State Chancellery)
Deputy Prime Minister		Werner Hilpert (from November 1, 1945)		CDU
Interior		Hans Venedey (until August 7, 1946) Heinrich Zinnkann (from August 7, 1946)		SPD	Karl Rost (until June 30, 1946) Valentin Heckert (from June 30, 1946)
Finances		Wilhelm Mattes (until November 7, 1946) Robert Philipp Nöll von der Nahmer (from November 7, 1946)		independent	Robert Philipp Nöll von der Nahmer (until November 7, 1946)
Judiciary		Robert Fritz (until November 1, 1946)		independent	Karl Canter (from November 1, 1946)
		Georg-August Zinn (from November 1, 1946)		SPD
Work (until November 1, 1946) Work and Welfare (from November 1, 1946)		Oskar Muller		KPD	Josef Arndgen (from November 1, 1946)
Economy and Transport		Rudolf Mueller (November 1, 1945– October 1, 1946)		LDP	Ludwig Keil (from November 1, 1945)
		Werner Hilpert (from October 1, 1946)		CDU
Food and Agriculture		Georg Häring (from November 1, 1945)		SPD	Otto Eisinger (from November 1, 1945)
Cult		Franz Böhm (November 1, 1945– April 19, 1946) Franz Schramm (from April 19, 1946)		Independent CDU	Karl Friedrich (November 1, 1945– February 16, 1946) Willi Viehweg (from June 24, 1946)
Reconstruction and political clean-up (November 1, 1945– August 16, 1946) Reconstruction and political liberation (from August 16, 1946)		Gottlob Binder (from November 1, 1945)		SPD	Karl Heinrich Knappstein (from November 1, 1945)
Without department (from November 1, 1945)		Werner Hilpert		CDU	-