Cabinet Kohl IV

Cabinet Kohl IV
17. Cabinet of the Federal Republic of Germany
Chancellor	Helmut Kohl
choice	1990
Legislative period	12.
Appointed by	Federal President Richard von Weizsäcker
education	January 12, 1991
The End	17th November 1994
Duration	3 years and 309 days
predecessor	Cabinet Kohl III
successor	Cabinet Kohl V
composition
Party (s)	CDU / CSU, FDP
minister	19th
State Secretaries	42
representation
German Bundestag	398/662
Opposition leader	Hans-Jochen Vogel ( SPD ) until November 12, 1991 Hans-Ulrich Klose ( SPD ) from November 12, 1991

cabinet

Cabinet Kohl IV - January 18, 1991 to November 10, 1994 ( charged with running the business until November
17, 1994 )

Office	photo	Surname	Political party		Parliamentary State Secretary or Minister of State	Political party
Chancellor		Helmut Kohl (1930-2017)		CDU	-	-
Deputy Federal Chancellor		Hans-Dietrich Genscher (1927-2016) until May 18, 1992		FDP
		Jürgen W. Möllemann (1945–2003) until January 21, 1993		FDP
		Klaus Kinkel (1936–2019) from January 21, 1993		FDP
Foreign		Hans-Dietrich Genscher until May 18, 1992		FDP	Helmut Schäfer Ursula Seiler-Albring	FDP
		Klaus Kinkel from May 18, 1992		FDP
Interior		Wolfgang Schäuble (* 1942) until November 26, 1991		CDU	Horst Waffenschmidt Eduard Lintner	CDU CSU
		Rudolf Seiters (* 1937) until July 7, 1993		CDU
		Manfred Kanther (* 1939) from July 7, 1993		CDU
Judiciary		Klaus Kinkel until May 18, 1992		FDP (initially independent)	Reinhard Göhner until January 22, 1993 Rainer Funke	CDU FDP
		Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger (* 1951) from May 18, 1992		FDP
Finances		Theodor Waigel (* 1939)		CSU	Manfred Carstens until January 22, 1993 Jürgen Echternach Joachim Grünewald	CDU
economy		Jürgen W. Möllemann until January 21, 1993		FDP	Klaus Beckmann until September 15, 1992 Heinrich Leonhard Kolb Erich Riedl until January 22, 1993 Reinhard Göhner	FDP CSU CDU
		Günter Rexrodt (1941–2004) from January 21, 1993		FDP
Food, Agriculture and Forestry		Ignaz Kiechle (1930–2003) until January 21, 1993		CSU	Gottfried Haschke until January 22, 1993 Wolfgang Gröbl Georg Gallus	CDU CSU FDP
		Jochen Borchert (* 1940) from January 21, 1993		CDU
Work and social order		Norbert Blüm (1935-2020)		CDU	Horst Günther Horst Seehofer until May 6, 1992 Rudolf Kraus	CDU CSU CSU
defense		Gerhard Stoltenberg (1928–2001) until April 1, 1992		CDU	Willy Wimmer until April 1, 1992 Bernd Wilz from April 8, 1992 Ottfried Hennig until April 1, 1992 Ingrid Roitzsch April 8, 1992 to January 22, 1993 Michaela Geiger	CDU CDU CDU CDU CSU
		Volker Rühe (* 1942) from April 1, 1992		CDU
Family and seniors		Hannelore Rönsch (* 1942)		CDU	Roswitha Verhülsdonk	CDU
Women and youth		Angela Merkel (* 1954)		CDU	Peter Hintze until May 13, 1992 Cornelia Yzer	CDU
health		Gerda Hasselfeldt (* 1950) until May 6, 1992		CSU	Sabine Bergmann-Pohl	CDU
		Horst Seehofer (* 1949) from May 6, 1992		CSU
traffic		Günther Krause (* 1953) until May 13, 1993		CDU	Dieter Schulte until January 22, 1993 Manfred Carstens Wolfgang Gröbl until January 22, 1993 Wilhelm Rawe December 17, 1992 to January 22, 1993	CDU CDU CSU CDU
		Matthias Wissmann (* 1949) from May 13, 1993		CDU
Environment, nature conservation and reactor safety		Klaus Töpfer (* 1938)		CDU	Bernd Schmidbauer until December 18, 1991 Paul Laufs December 18, 1991 to January 21, 1993 Bertram Wieczorek until January 31, 1994 Ulrich Klinkert from February 4, 1994	CDU
Post and Telecommunications		Christian Schwarz-Schilling (* 1930) until December 17, 1992		CDU	Wilhelm Rawe until December 17, 1992 Paul Laufs from January 22, 1993	CDU
		Wolfgang Bötsch (1938–2017) from January 22, 1993		CSU
Spatial planning, construction and urban planning		Irmgard Schwaetzer (* 1942)		FDP	Jürgen Echternach until January 22, 1993 Joachim Günther	CDU FDP
Research and technology		Heinz Riesenhuber (* 1935) until January 21, 1993		CDU	Bernd Neumann	CDU
		Matthias Wissmann until May 13, 1993		CDU
		Paul Krüger (* 1950)		CDU
education and Science		Rainer Ortleb (* 1944) until February 4, 1994		FDP	Norbert Lammert Torsten Wolfgramm until January 22, 1993	CDU FDP
		Karl-Hans Laermann (* 1929) from February 4, 1994		FDP
Economic cooperation from January 22, 1993: Economic cooperation and development		Carl-Dieter Spranger (* 1939)		CSU	Hans-Peter Repnik Michaela Geiger until January 21, 1993	CDU CSU
Special tasks head of the Federal Chancellery		Rudolf Seiters (* 1937) until November 26, 1991		CDU	Lutz Stavenhagen until December 2, 1991 Bernd Schmidbauer from December 18, 1991 Anton Pfeifer	CDU
		Friedrich Bohl (* 1945) from November 26, 1991		CDU

See also: List of German Federal Ministers - List of German Federal Governments