List of mayors of Eschweiler

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This is the list of mayors of the city ​​of Eschweiler in the city ​​region of Aachen in North Rhine-Westphalia . For further personalities see list of personalities of the city of Eschweiler .

No. Term of office Surname Life dates Political party Remarks
01 Oct 11, 1800
to Aug 25, 1814		 Carl Englerth 1756-1814 On October 11, 1800, Eschweiler was elevated to a Mairie by the French authorities .
02 Aug 1814
to Jan 1822		 Johann Wilhelm Reuleaux In 1816 he set up a distillery in Eschweiler Burg .
03 Jan. 24, 1822
to 1831		 Friedrich Englerth 1793-1848
04th Jan. 11, 1832
to May 27, 1845		 Augustin Schönbrod † 1845
05 Oct 10, 1845
to May 31, 1851		 Franz Quadflieg On Jan. 22, 1850, he forbids masking himself at carnival , on pain of a fine .
06th June 1, 1851
to November 1, 1859		 Augustin Piedmont On April 26, 1858, Eschweiler received city rights according to the Rhenish city regulations.
07th April 19, 1860
to 1880		 Johann Gymnich † 1889
08th Aug 20, 1880
to Dec 14, 1901		 Ferdinand Fischer 1837-1916
09 Feb. 12, 1902
to Oct. 13, 1910		 Ludwig Carbyn 1871-1910 On April 3, 1902, he founded a non-profit housing association.
10 Feb. 4, 1911
to Aug. 31, 1920		 Carl Hettlage 1874-1935 He heads the vigilante group formed on November 11, 1918.
11 Nov. 14, 1920
to June 25, 1944		 Hubert Kalvelage † 1944 He did not begin his official business until February 15, 1922, and was expelled on March 11, 1923. He returns at the end of March 1924.
11a March 11 to March
20, 1923		 Wilhelm Roth He heads the administration as an unpaid alderman.
11b March 20
to June 9, 1923		 Emil Krull He heads the administration as an unpaid alderman.
11c June 9
to March 1924		 Adam Elsen He heads the administration as an unpaid alderman until Kalvelage returns.
12 July 1944
to March 21, 1945		 Otto Pieperbeck On March 21, 1945, the evacuated city administration's alternative point was closed.
12a Nov. 23 to Nov.
30, 1944		 Johann Dell Used by the Americans
12b Dec. 1, 1944
to July 1945		 Karl Mirbach Used by the Americans
13 July 13th
to September 1945		 Hermann Zurhorst Used by the British Military Government
14th Oct. 18, 1945
to April 1946		 Franz van Eys Installed by the British military government, on November 6, 1947, the city council terminated his employment with him as city director.
15th April 17, 1946
to November 1948		 Peter Herzog CDU He is elected by the first city council appointed by the British Military Government.
16 Nov. 4, 1948
to Nov. 1952		 Matthias Bücken SPD Distribution of seats after the city council election on October 17, 1948:
SPD 9, CDU 8, KPD 2, Zentrum 2
17th Nov. 28, 1952
to April 1961		 Wilhelm Gruhn SPD Distribution of seats after the city council election on Nov. 9, 1952:
SPD 14, CDU 13, KPD 2, Zentrum 1
Distribution of seats after the city council election on Oct. 28, 1956:
SPD 16, CDU 12, FDP 2
re-election on Nov. 9, 1956
18th April 6, 1961
to May 1972		 Wilhelm Gourissen CDU Distribution of seats after the city council election March 19, 1961:
CDU 15, SPD 13, FDP 2
re-election on March 28, 1963
Distribution of seats after the city council election September 27. 1964:
CDU 19, SPD 18
re-election on Oct. 14, 1964
Distribution of seats after the city council election Nov. 9, 1969:
CDU 21, SPD 20
re-election on Dec. 1, 1969
Due to the local reorganization on Jan. 1, 1972,
the population increases from around 39,000 to just under 55,000.
19th May 9, 1972
to October 1984		 Friedrich "Fritz" Koch SPD Distribution of seats after the city council election April 23, 1972:
SPD 23, CDU 22
Distribution of seats after the city council election May 4, 1975:
SPD 28, CDU 23
re-election on May 23, 1975
Distribution of seats after the city council election September 30 1979:
SPD 29, CDU 22
re-election on October 17, 1979.
On May 26, 1984 he is made an honorary citizen of the French twin town Wattrelos and on November 19 , 1984 he is appointed honorary mayor of Eschweiler.
20th Oct. 19, 1984
to July 2, 1986		 Erich Berschkeit 1926-2002 SPD Distribution of seats after the city council election Sep. 30 1984:
SPD 28, CDU 20, Greens 3
On July 2, 1986 he resigned his council seat and resigned as mayor.
21st July 16, 1986
to 1994		 Günter Wagner SPD After Berschkeits resigned, he was elected by the city council; since Oct. 17, 1979 he was Deputy Mayor. Distribution of seats after the city council election October 1, 1989:
SPD 29, CDU 19, Greens 3
re-election on October 19, 1989
22nd Nov. 9, 1994
to 1999		 Manfred Esser CDU Allocation of seats after the city council election October 16, 1994:
SPD 22, CDU 19, UWG 7, Greens 3
23 since 1999 Rudi Bertram SPD 1999 new mayor
direct election law NRW direct election on 12 Sep. 1999 with 51.5%
re-election on Sep 24 2004 with 72.5%
re-election on August 30, 2009 with 72.0%

Re-election on May 25, 2014 with 68.72%

Ludwig Carbyn