Cabinet Seidel I

Cabinet Seidel I
	Seventh Bavarian State Government
Prime Minister	Hanns Seidel
choice	no
Legislative period	3.
education	October 16, 1957
The End	December 9, 1958
Duration	1 year and 54 days
predecessor	Cabinet Hoegner II
successor	Cabinet Seidel II
composition
Party (s)	CSU, BHE and FDP
representation
Parliament	115/204

The Seidel I cabinet formed the state government of the Free State of Bavaria from October 16, 1957 to December 9, 1958 . The government was formed after the All-German Bloc / Federation of Expellees and Disenfranchised (GB / BHE) and the Bavarian Party (BP) left the SPD- led government under Wilhelm Hoegner . The trigger for this was the federal election in 1957 , in which the Union parties achieved an overwhelming victory. The CSU was then able to persuade the GB / BHE and then the Bavarian party to leave the coalition of four made up of the SPD, GB / BHE, BP and FDP . On October 8, 1957 Prime Minister Hoegner resigned and Hanns Seidel formed a coalition of CSU, GB / BHE and FDP which had a majority of 115 of the 204 seats in the state parliament. After the state elections in 1958, this government was followed by the second cabinet under Hanns Seidel .

Office	Surname	Political party	State Secretaries
Prime Minister	Hanns Seidel	CSU	-
Deputy Prime Minister	Walter Stain	GB / BHE	-
Interior	Otto Bezold	FDP	Heinrich Junker
Judiciary	Willi Ankermüller	CSU	Alfons Goppel
Finances	Rudolf Eberhard	CSU	Albrecht Haas
Economy and Transport	Otto Schedl	CSU	Willi Guthsmuths
Agriculture and forest	Alois Hundhammer	CSU	Erich Simmel
Teaching and cult	Theodor Maunz	CSU	Karl Burkhardt from November 5, 1957
Work and Social Welfare	Walter Stain	GB / BHE	Paul Strenkert

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