Cabinet Hoegner I

The Hoegner I cabinet formed the state government of the Free State of Bavaria from September 28, 1945 to December 16, 1946 . Just like the Schäffer cabinet before, the Hoegner government was installed by the American occupying power . In the constituent session of the newly elected first Bavarian State Parliament on December 16, 1946, Hoegner resigned as Prime Minister, which, in accordance with the new constitution of the Free State of Bavaria , resulted in the resignation of the entire state government. The Hoegner cabinet continued its official business until the Ehard government was formed on December 21, 1946.

Office	Surname	Political party	State Secretaries
Prime Minister	Wilhelm Hoegner	SPD	Anton Pfeiffer Head of the State Chancellery until July 3, 1946 Hans Kraus Head of the State Chancellery from July 4, 1946
Deputy Prime Minister	Albert Rosshaupter	SPD	-
Interior	Josef Seifried	SPD	Ludwig Ficker
Judiciary	Wilhelm Hoegner	SPD	Hans Ehard
Finances	Fritz Terhalle	independent	Hans Müller
economy	Ludwig Erhard	independent	Georg Fischer January 17th to June 8th 1946
Agriculture and forest	Joseph Baumgartner	CSU	Richard Scheringer November to December 1945 Ewald Thunig January 7 to March 3, 1946 Wilhelm Niklas
traffic	Michael Helmerich from February 9, 1946	CSU	Josef Waldhäuser February 14 to December 15, 1946
Teaching and cult	Franz Fendt	SPD	Hans Meinzolt
Work and Social Welfare	Albert Rosshaupter	SPD	Heinrich Krehle
Special minister	Heinrich Schmitt until July 1, 1946 Anton Pfeiffer from July 3, 1946	KPD CSU	-

Individual evidence

^ Cabinet of Dr. Wilhelm Hoegner (1945-1946). In: www.bayern.de. Bavarian State Government, accessed June 5, 2020 .
↑ CSU: The first years ( Memento from July 24, 2011 in the Internet Archive )