Cabinet Kohl V

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Cabinet Kohl V
18. Cabinet of the Federal Republic of Germany
Helmut Kohl
Chancellor Helmut Kohl
choice 1994
Legislative period 13.
Appointed by Federal President Roman Herzog
education 17th November 1994
The End October 27, 1998
Duration 3 years and 344 days
predecessor Cabinet Kohl IV
successor Schröder I cabinet
composition
Party (s) CDU / CSU, FDP
minister 17th
State Secretaries 32
representation
German Bundestag
341/672
Opposition leader Rudolf Scharping ( SPD )

The Kohl V cabinet was formed by Helmut Kohl after the federal election on October 16, 1994 . It remained in office for the full four-year term .

cabinet

Cabinet Kohl V - November 17, 1994 to October 26, 1998
(until October 27, 1998 charged with running the business )
Office photo Surname Political party Parliamentary State Secretary
or Minister of State 		Political party
Chancellor
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 Helmut Kohl
(1930-2017) 		CDU - -
Deputy Federal Chancellor
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 Klaus Kinkel
(1936-2019) 		FDP
Foreign Helmut Schäfer
Werner Hoyer 		FDP
Interior
Manfred Kanther.jpg
 Manfred Kanther
(* 1939) 		CDU Horst Waffenschmidt until May 15, 1997 Manfred Carstens Eduard Lintner



 CDU


CSU
Judiciary
Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger.jpg
 Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger
(* 1951)
(until January 17, 1996) 		FDP Rainer Funke FDP
Edzard Schmidt-Jortzig.JPG
 Edzard Schmidt-Jortzig
(* 1941)
(from January 17, 1996) 		FDP
Finances
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F082410-0032, Bremen, CDU federal party conference, Waigel.jpg
 Theodor Waigel
(* 1939) 		CSU Irmgard Karwatzki

Kurt Faltlhauser until November 15, 1995 Hansgeorg Hauser

 CDU

CSU
economy
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 Günter Rexrodt
(1941-2004) 		FDP Norbert Lammert until May 15, 1997 Heinrich Leonhard Kolb


 CDU

FDP
Food, Agriculture and Forestry
KAS-Borchert, Jochen-Bild-14899-1.jpg
 Jochen Borchert
(* 1940) 		CDU Wolfgang Gröbl until January 15, 1998 Ernst Hinsken

 CSU
Work and social order
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F078539-0037, Wiesbaden, CDU federal party conference, Blüm.jpg
 Norbert Blüm
(1935-2020) 		CDU Horst Günther
Rudolf Kraus 		CDU
CSU
defense
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 Volker Rühe
(* 1942) 		CDU Michaela Geiger until January 15, 1997 Klaus Rose from January 23, 1997 Bernd Wilz




 CSU


CDU
Family, seniors, women and youth
KAS-Nolte, Claudia-Bild-14994-1.jpg
 Claudia Nolte
(* 1966) 		CDU Gertrud Dempwolf CDU
health
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 Horst Seehofer
(* 1949) 		CSU Sabine Bergmann-Pohl CDU
traffic
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 Matthias Wissmann
(* 1949) 		CDU Manfred Carstens until May 15, 1997 Norbert Lammert Johannes Nitsch



 CDU
Environment, nature conservation and reactor safety
KAS-Merkel, Angela-Bild-14890-2.jpg
 Angela Merkel
(* 1954) 		CDU Ulrich Klinkert
Walter Hirche 		CDU
FDP
Post and Telecommunications
(dissolved December 31, 1997)
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F086559-0017, Bonn, press conference, Bötsch.jpg
 Wolfgang Bötsch
(1938-2017) 		CSU Paul Laufs CDU
Spatial planning, construction and urban planning
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F082403-0007, Bremen, CDU federal party conference, Töpfer.jpg
 Klaus Töpfer
(* 1938)
(until January 14, 1998) 		CDU Joachim Günther FDP
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 Eduard Oswald
(* 1947)
(from January 14, 1998) 		CSU
Education, science, research and technology
Juergen Ruettgers Hamm 2010.jpg
 Jürgen Rüttgers
(* 1951) 		CDU Bernd Neumann
Cornelia Yzer
until January 22, 1997
Elke Wülfing
from January 23, 1997 		CDU
economical co-operation and Development
Federal archive B 145 Bild-F086612-0011, 1st all-German Federal Council meeting, Spranger.jpg
 Carl-Dieter Spranger
(* 1939) 		CSU Klaus-Jürgen Hedrich CDU
Special tasks
head of the Federal Chancellery
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 Friedrich Bohl
(* 1945) 		CDU Bernd Schmidbauer

Anton Pfeifer

Otto Hauser from May 26, 1998
 CDU

See also