State Parliament of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1919–1923)

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This article deals with the (last) state parliament of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt 1919–1923 .

Parliament

After the November Revolution, the “Electoral Law for the Landtag of the Free State of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt” of December 8, 1918 was the first time a completely free and equal election was carried out. This also included the introduction of women's suffrage . The state elections took place on March 16, 1919. The SPD received eleven members, an absolute majority. Three seats went to the DDP, two to the civil list and one to the DNVP / DVP list.

The following were elected as MPs:

Surname Political party place of residence Constituency annotation
Carl Otto Hildebert Apel BL Horba O Resigned from office on April 20, 1922. Successor to Crone
Friedrich Robert Crone BL People Mountain O Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council. Rejoined Apel on March 13, 1922 as deputy and on May 22, 1922 as successor to Apel
Paul Carl Emil Albert Ginnel SPD Katzhütte O Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council
Anton Theodor Louis Rinkhard Gutgesell SPD Narrow beech O Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council
Ernst Emil Hartmann SPD Rudolstadt O
Paul Hermann Gustav Hartwig SPD Ichstedt U Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council
Oskar Günther Wilhelm Hertel DDP Rudolstadt O
Louis Karl Kratz SPD Frankenhausen U From February 27, 1920 as successor to Winter. Resigned from office on May 26, 1920. No successor as the list was exhausted.
Christian Eduard Krauße SPD Rudolstadt O Resigned from office on June 21, 1919. The successor was number
Paul Landgrave DDP Frankenhausen U
Karl Friedrich Leder SPD Frankenhausen O
Hermann Günther Meißner DVP Stadtilm O
Arno Hugo Otto Müller DDP Oberweißbach O Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council
Richard Johann Wilhelm number SPD Schlotheim U Entered August 18, 1919 for Kratz. Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council.
Ernst Robert Otto SPD Rudolstadt O
Wilhelm Alwin Rosenbusch SPD Cursdorf O Resigned on March 31, 1921 due to the downsizing of the regional council. On May 22, 1922, Krauße re-entered as successor
August Friedrich Wilhelm Rückebeil SPD Seehausen U
August Albin Albert Scholl SPD Koenigsee O
Franz August Wilhelm Winter SPD Frankenhausen U Died on February 13, 1920. Successor to Hartwig

The state parliament elected its board of directors under the senior president Eduard Krause. Landtag directors ( President of Parliament ) were:

  • Franz Winter (May 6, 1919 to February 13, 1920)
  • Robert Crone (February 13 to March 5, 1920)
  • Friedrich Leder (March 5, 1920 to March 24, 1923)

The following were elected as deputies:

  • Robert Crone (May 6, 1919 to March 31, 1920)
  • Oskar Hertel (September 22, 1921 to March 24, 1923)

The state parliament met between May 5, 1919 and March 24, 1923 for 23 public plenary sessions in one ordinary and four extraordinary session periods.

After the formation of the state of Thuringia, the state parliament became the regional representative. In 1921 it was reduced in size and its mandate ended in 1923.

literature

  • Jochen Lengemann : Landtag and regional representation of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt 1821–1923. Biographical manual . G. Fischer, Jena Stuttgart 1994, pp. 127-130, 277-278.